Learning C# for VB.net Programmers - Introduction

Learning C# for VB.net Programmers - Introduction
Topics covered:
1. Output
2. Concatenation Operator
3. Variables
4. Visual studio

[itorres]

Good overview and well explained. I programmed using VB years ago and was pondering whether to brush up on the VB I know or try to adopt C##. This series summarized similarities and differences well to make me feel going to C# wouldn't be so tough.

[erx]

having to write "\nAnother" while merging escape characters with text is just so messy & unelegant. it just reminds me why i never liked C# in the first place. on top of that the case sensitivity, curly brackets & having to use the shift key 5-10 times per line of code etc etc. i'll take the vbCrLf & the easier to read verbosity of VB.NET any day of the week

[catherinehope]

This should be titled "Comparison of C# and VB.Net for Beginners"
However, the video is confusing and wrong in several places starting with:
"...Instead of Module you have somebody called Main" and the explanation that follows.
Hello, a VB.Net console application also has a Main subroutine, which has been around since Visual Basic was born.
A VB.Net module is simply a static class. And VB.Net has classes!!!
"...Part of a Program, and that Program is referred to as by a Class".
Huh? This class is named Program.
And any beginner would be lost at the explanation of the Chair class and the waffle that continues about objects and instances.
If you're going to do a video (tutorial) like this, then at least show the fundamental differences on the screen next to each other.

[Stafford]

You would have done better to start with something other than a console application. You then would not have wasted so much time telling us stuff we already know or don't need. Seriously. Do you really think that someone migrating from VB to C# really needs to know how to concatenate strings in a console application?

[erx]

we are vb programmers, meaning, you don't need to tell us the blindingly obvious things that we already know... "hmmm, what is a Class? What is a Main?" come on man what are you doing? it's people like this that don't know the difference between vb6 & vb.net that have lead to the death of vb.net i believe. this is now also leading to the death of c# & consequently the possible death of vs.net

[andy-wtok]

Why are you using Visual Studio 2013 when we're in 2017?

[Pachank]

No module by defaut in a vb.net console program. Modules are just herited from VB6, good programmers don't use it.

[inglestecnico]

+Professor Saad
lol.... i put your video on 1.5 and you sound *eerily like Obama* tutoring .NET
... too distracting, listening in 1.25