A language divided

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Vydáno v:	InfoWorld vol. 24, no. 30 (Jul 29, 2002), p. 16-17
Hlavní autor:	Yager, Tom
Vydáno:	Foundry
Témata:	Microsoft Corp United States > US Programming languages Computer upgrading Users Software Language
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Abstrakt:	With Visual Basic (VB) .Net, Microsoft took the risky leap of tightening up the language to make it compatible with the .Net Common Language Runtime. Ironically, by making VB .Net a more respectable language in terms of its structure and its object-oriented features, Microsoft has alienated some of its most loyal developers. Historically, the core programming skills that are prerequisite for languages such as C and Java have been unnecessary for VB beginners. Moving to VB .Net is a jarring experience. Suddenly constructs that a developer has always taken for granted are illegal or they are unsupported.
ISSN:	0199-6649 0164-3878
Zdroj:	ABI/INFORM Global