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Originally Posted by cjard
I'd have said C# is better for that role. VB.NET in its default configuration is sloppy. |
It depends what you mean by "best".
VB.NET is easier for a rank beginner to pick up because the syntax is more natural and the fact that the language is less strict means you can learn the basic principles without having to worry about some of the details. That said,
VB being less strict does provide it's own set of problems. "Best" is always a relative term. I think here it's being used as "easiest to learn the basics of", which is probably fairly accurate.