Thread: Time for .NET
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Old 13-09-2004, 10:42   #4
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Re: Time for .NET

AFAIK ASP.NET adds OO to ASP, so if you know ASP that would flatten the learning curve a little, but you've still to get your head around a paradigm shift. Some people find it easy - some retire

If you choose a language, choose C# - it's basically Java. C++ is C with OO and is a language favoured by the elitist programmers; Perl is, well, a nightmare and best avoided; and VB is awful and isn't fully OO.
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