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My biggest hurdle so far is that (having just completed A-Levels in Computer Science and IT) my course/college insists on using Visual Basic as their language of choice to teach students. Which gives us very little in the way of employable skills. I know it's a easy language for idiots to understand, but what good is it in industry. (Although the IDE is by far the best I've used)

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    If languages were people, VB would be a tie, HTML would be a designer and the rest would be devs in different ages.
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    I work in the real world in VB and I know many people who do to be honest
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    I am guessing it's VB.Net? Because u can't possibly like VB6's IDE
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    @xalez No VB.NET with Visual Studio
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    @philcr What sort of things do you develop with it?
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    @FuzzBang all sorts really web services, asp.net stuff, our companies erp/crm solution, service utilities
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    @PaddiM8 I program new projects in c# but legacy stuff has to be VB
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    @PaddiM8 Me too <3 I've programmed several languages before and it was very easy to make friends with C#. It's like the best marriage of C/C++ and Java.
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