.NET and Python?
Alex K. Angelopoulos
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Mon Feb 24 01:09:38 EST 2003
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"Robin Becker" <> wrote in message news:x+hNIIAojKW+Ew0q at jessikat.fsnet.co.uk... > In article <mailman.1045966504.3071.python-list at python.org>, Brian > Quinlan <> writes > >> Am I stuck using VB instead of Python if I am forced to go .NET? > > > >Why would anyone chose VB over C#? > > > >Cheers, > >Brian > > > > > Well certainly there's all those office apps which are mostly plumbed in > with VBA, but you're probably ahead of me, so do they all come with C#A > as well as VBA these days? > -- > Robin Becker You don't want to go there, Robin.;) They all use VBA, not a .NET tool. The migration to .NET for VB users does allow use of a syntax nearly identical to VB5/6, but the built-ins and data types are significantly different.
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