Well, often the language is less important than the concepts behind
them. For example the two if statements would do the exact same function.
' in VB .NET
If health > 0 Then
' Put some code here.
End If
// C++ and C#.
if(health > 0)
{
// Put some code here.
}
I can't remember exactly where to find them, but there are some language
conversion tools out there that will convert VB .NET to C++ and C# .NET
and the other way around.
If we truly kick this off obtaining tools like that would make it
possible for all to program in the language of choice.
Smile.
K4NKZ Jim Ardin wrote:
> if this list does come about! we will have to decide which language we should
> use!
> we could start with toms favorite "C#', then do the same program in c++, then
> vb.
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