RE: VB vs C# is there a auto documenting feature in C#

The next version of C# (to be released later this year) will include several
features that VB will not, most notably refactoring support in the IDE. If
you expect to be able to use VS.NET 2005 on this project, and if any of
these features will be useful to you, then C# may prove advantageous.
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Phil Weber


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From: Liz Gee [mailto:lizgeee@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 8:16 AM
To: PADNUG
Subject: [padnug] VB vs C# is there a auto documenting feature in C#


All the same pCode, but is there any reason for selecting VB or C# when
starting a new project?
I thought there was some auto documenting feature in C# that is not in VB.

Started this new job in Sept.  Manager wants it in VB.Net.  Tried to tell
him reasons for going
C#, but didn't push it.  Now the other developer of 4 yrs here wants to push
C#, and we are
supposed to come up with a justification.

SCENARIO
Manager knows a bit of VB.  Manager + third guy are old COBOL programmers.
Mike and I are to write the bulk of the code, and all the code for the first
year.

Any ideas for justifying going C# or VB.Net?

Thanks in Advance,

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Elizabeth Gee
Information Architect
http://www.nwtd.com



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