Your VBA experience will make it easier for you to transition to VB.NET as a programming language. On the other hand, your Java experience will help the transition to C#. Both languages are really equal in terms of capabilities and MS tries to keep evolving them at similar pace with each new version.
It is the transition to the OOP mindset that is the real hurdle, IMHO. On Sep 13, 8:45 am, Steve <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > I've been developing Access databases and have been wanting to start > digging into .net. I want to design applications to use along with a > SQL database. I have a little bit of a Java background and am fairly > comfortable with VBA. Does VB or C# make more sense for me to learn? > From what I can tell, either one will give me about the same results, > but I thought I'd ask in case there is something I'm missing. > > Thanks!
