02-24-2011, 06:51 PM
I see you're on a thread posting spree 
It isn't hard to code in VB.Net, and it's usually a place where beginners start out. They don't have many of the programs that I used to use when I first started coding, but software usually gets updated with bigger and better. VB.Net is sort of like a helper coding program because it will list what it thinks you want to type out next.
It's hard to keep knowledge in all programming languages since some are similar with different little catches, and if you don't keep at it, you usually forget different function names. I know I continually need a refresher sometimes with Perl if I don't do much in it for a while.
It isn't hard to code in VB.Net, and it's usually a place where beginners start out. They don't have many of the programs that I used to use when I first started coding, but software usually gets updated with bigger and better. VB.Net is sort of like a helper coding program because it will list what it thinks you want to type out next.It's hard to keep knowledge in all programming languages since some are similar with different little catches, and if you don't keep at it, you usually forget different function names. I know I continually need a refresher sometimes with Perl if I don't do much in it for a while.