Hi,

How would one go about converting C# code to VB.NET code?

Hi,

How would one go about converting C# code to VB.NET code?

Why????  I can see it is more so the other way around.

Well, first, you have to learn VB.NET :)
Most C# language features have their equivalence in VB.NET

No.

VB < C#

Care to elaborate on that?

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Patrick Steele

Lead Software Architect
Image Process Design

(VB<C#)=false
Since both of them are Turing-complete, you can always create a
cross-compiler between VB and C#. In fact, you could do
VB6->VB.NET and vice-versa. Guess which one would be more difficult.
It would be very easy to make a c#->VB.NET compiler indeed ( probably, even
easier than a c#->IL compiler).
Try to translate a program yourself. It's a trivial task, you don't even
have to use your mind's stack.
Oops- just an issue: unsafe code won't be that easy( but feasible anyway).

Please go away. Thanks

Create a program to do it. You can fairly easily run through C# and do this
manually.

Public Class MyClass {

=

Public Class MyClass
End Class

Most of the constructs are similar. You also have to untangle assignments
 int intMyInt = 1 becomes Dim intMyInt As Integer = 1, etc.). If you can
find a decompiler for VB.NET (currently one for C#) you can take C# to IL
and decompile.

Now, for the big question: Why? You can inherit the C# classes in VB, so why
rewrite them? Unless this is purely a learning exercise, I see little use in
this.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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