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Why should you be ashamed for things that haven't got your focus? If your focus is on C# and maybe some other languages (not VB.Net) I think your search is nothing to be ashamed of. VB.Net doesn't have my focus, still I've had to work on one VB.Net project almost a year ago. I told them that my productivity would be lower, but they accepted that.
@Ayende - the shame is not in the search, it's in the ";"
:)
VB.NET is quite cool, combined with NHQG
Mark,
I did roughly three years of VB & VBScript, and I am still a VB.Net reader.
It is the writing of which that is hard :-)
Also, did you notice how I ended the query?
Hah! I finally know something that you didnt. In your face, Flanders!
Could be worse. Could have been vb.net variable declaration....:(
Try http://www.harding.edu/fmccown/vbnet_csharp_comparison.html
As a previously pure c# developer working in a VB shop I find it invaluable for the "simple" things.
=)
Sadly, this was one of my searches today:
+asp +StoredProcedure +"out parameter"
At least yours was still .NET!
Every time I have to use a cursor in SQL, I have to lookup the syntax. That's a good thing though, because that means I hardly ever use cursors.
It's good that we can Google for these little aide-memoires - leaves our brains clear for actual thinking.
Nothing to be ashamed of, I would end up looking the same thing should I try to mash up some VB...
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