preferred programming language?

[Anonymous]

Hi

I'm looking to take the leap from iLogic and vba to something more versatile but am unsure which language to dive in to.

I have been searching for clues but have not fund any solid conclusions to what is preferred. it seems to be C# or vb.net

What is the opinion ?

best regards

Martin

[Mirtchii]

Hi,

You should choose Visual basic. You can find more information about it as the below image.

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi,

From vba to vb.net isn't that difficult!

I would advise you to start with visual studio and vb.net!

Regards,

[JamieVJohnson2]

I've been using VB.Net.  It is very robust, and everybit as capable as c# (because they both run the .Net CLR).  It is not going away, microsoft won't let it.  The vb.Net language and syntax is the same language that iLogic uses (just different classes are added).  I've used it to perform some very complex tasks, including parallel computing inside of Inventor.

[Anonymous]

Thanks all for your input. It seems that .net is worth looking in to, even if i do some C when playing with Arduinos 

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