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RE: VB vs C# is there a auto documenting feature in C#: msg#00172org.user-groups.dotnet.padnug
Liz, Back to your original question - the differences between C# and VB.Net. MS released a white paper on this last summer, which can be downloaded from: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308470 It's not that helpful for your cause, however, unless you really need to write unmanaged code or do bit fiddling. So, I don't think that you'll be able to convince your manager from a technical perspective. Looking at the problem from your manager's perspective: 1. Manager knows some VB so is going to feel more comfortable with VB.Net. 2. Manager doesn't know C#, so managing a project written in it may make him/her feel less knowledgable about (or in control of) the project. 3. A project written in 2 languages is likely to be seen as a higher maintenance risk by the manager. Allaying your manager's concerns on these issues will likely get you farther than debating the technical merits. As a last resort, you could take my old college buddy's advice on persuasion: "When in doubt, lie. If that doesn't work, lie harder." Needless to say, he works in sales now. ;-) -Nick __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone. http://mobile.yahoo.com/maildemo |
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