Im having a hard time choosng what programming language to use delphi or vb.net?  |
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|  please help me what is the best application development and easy to use programming language. because i don't want to invest my time on a programming language that is not popular with users. i want your opinion on this if you have encountered one of this programming language please let me know what is your experience on this are you in demand to employers or what... pls i need answer..
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1.  replyashu (522)
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2 years ago
| |  go with delphi......it is more recent and accepted by many standards than vb.net
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 nehmer (383)
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2 years ago
| | what is the latest version on this on bro? is it the delphi bordland? thanks 4 the reply | | | |
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2.  marklloydbinar (2850)
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2 years ago
| |  They are both good in Application development but for vb.net is more easy than Delphi. Delphi use by most Major Company and used it for integration to other application. On my previous Job, our clients are Hotels and Airports, and they used Delphi as their Application, and I didn't see any application from my clients developed from VB.net. In these case, you can have many options if you have a knowledge on Delphi. Note that programming is almost the same but different on Syntax only. If you know one language, i'm sure it's easily for you to understand and learn new languages.
You can consider also the Oracle, most job opening required Oracle Database.
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| nehmer (383)
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2 years ago
| | thanks mark so your saying that delphi is always used in companies? so im learning it first. i already know a little about vb. but it is vb6. i don't know if its the sa me as vb.net hehehe.... about the oracle im going to study it... why are they using oracle? what on oracle? is it the same as mysql database?? | | | |
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| 3. Saranggola (735)
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2 years ago
| |  You have to know first what you want to do before you can choose a better programming language to use. Anyway, I am using c#. LOL
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| nehmer (383)
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2 years ago
| | (bow) is C# difficult like C++? im having a difficulty studying the syntax of C++ thanks for sharing your programming language to me =) | | | |
| Saranggola (735)
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2 years ago
| | For me it's a no. Practice makes perfect. Anyway, if you know the flow of the program or the logic, syntax won't be a much problem. What I like about c# is its intellisense which makes it easier to do the coding although the syntaxes in c# are longer than c++. Another, in c# you have to convert and parse more often than in c++. | | | |
| types10000 (18)
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4 months ago
| |  haha C# is child's-play compared to C++. You have the garbage collector so you dont have to manage memory and like (most high level languages) there is syntax candy so you dont have to deal with pointers. Plus if you go the .net route you'll have libraries up to your ears.
Think of it this way C++ is C# with objects and C# is java BUT BETTER.
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| types10000 (18)
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4 months ago
| | erm...C++ is C with objects...derp | | | |
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