[Nottingham] Which programming language (RE: O'Reilly Books)

[Martin Garton]

On Thu, 2007-08-02 at 07:56 +0100, Benjamin McLaughlin wrote:

> So far done VB and java because we did them at college and university.
> Was 
> not a choice. In a few weeks however when I have got my life sorted
> out a 
> bit I am planning to learn C# (yes it is the devils language)

Despite the Microsoft connections, I find C# to be a rather nice
language.

> Hate to say it on a forum like this one though but VB is always a good
> place 
> to learn programming.

Do you mean VB.NET or "old" VB?

-- 
Martin.

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