To answer that, it helps to understand where they've been. Visual Basic .NET can trace its origins back to May 1, 1964, when the first BASIC (Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code) program ran. The language, designed by two college mathematics professors, was intended to make computer programming accessible even to non-science and non-math majors. Visual Basic .NET, evolving from this mindset, boasts an expressive and easy-to-understand syntax. C#, in contrast, has a more mathematical and scientific expression of its intent through the stronger use of symbolic operators, accordin...
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