Microsoft on C # and Visual Basic
Development teams of C # and Visual Basic have a year working on an approach of the characteristics of both. They realize that the programmers of these languages often create the same type of applications, so from now evolve together.
Furthermore, this same team that developed the F #, functional programming, and Microsoft DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime).
Advances in development tools will be reflected in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, software planned for later this year.
Source: vnunet.es
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3 comments about C # and Microsoft Visual Basic
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iago on Thu, 5th Mar 2009 18:51
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xender on Thu, 5th Mar 2009 19:40
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iago on Fri, 6th Mar 2009 1:49
If you cared to do. NET available on major platforms ... they see me go ... at least I like to use F # to a little something, but if Windows is only good for me not worth it.
I would say that you can work with F # on the Mono platform on Linux and Mac
Uhmm, it looks like it xD The truth is assumed that only served to Mono C #. I'll have to look after the interest comes basically because I understand that (the truth I'm pretty ignorant about. NET is concerned) I will use little things like EntityFramework etc.
What's your opinion about Microsoft C # and Visual Basic?
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