C-Sharpener , lol!
I still prefer VB syntax. The discussion about E vs. C vs. VB syntax... One of the arguments was about:
while (foo()) {bar()}
being shorter than
While foo()
bar()
End While
my answer is:
1) programmers don't have to be speed-typists to be effective
2) we no longer only have 39141 bytes of free ram for BASIC programs
3) bar() is an ideal as in a strict sense and while/switch/if-then branching statements are 1 lone function that contains all the necessary code, but the reality it that they usually contain umpteen lines of code in the branches with more if-then (etc...) statements... so things get real messy and to me VB syntax just keeps it cleaner
from a business IT perspective, cleaner code; manageable code is preferred vs. whatever gets the job done the fastest
now back on topic:
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