04-24-2013, 04:29 PM
Well, if there's no other reason for using VB.net, and you're still new to the language, you could learn Python instead. It is a far more useful language to know and there are .net bindings for it if you do want to use .net features.
One of the design philosophies of Python is code readability and ease of use, so it is very easy to learn compared to most other languages. I've only used it once myself, when there was a Python library I wanted to use and it seemed easier to learn Python than to create a C++ version of the library, and from never having seen a single line of Python code, I was able to write the program I needed in a couple of hours.
One of the design philosophies of Python is code readability and ease of use, so it is very easy to learn compared to most other languages. I've only used it once myself, when there was a Python library I wanted to use and it seemed easier to learn Python than to create a C++ version of the library, and from never having seen a single line of Python code, I was able to write the program I needed in a couple of hours.
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