Is the use of VB.NET justified in writing software that automates production, when there is C ++ and C #?
It is supposed to work with SQL and a lot - on peripheral devices (barcode scanners, label printers, etc., etc.)
What are the pros and cons, and what are the uses of VB in general?
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If you are working with .NET, it is not very important what language you write. Semantic constructions will be identical in different .NET-languages, only they will be recorded in different ways.
Somewhat worthwhile is Managed C ++. It allows you to use .NET and stl at the same time. But we didn’t need it when working with peripheral devices - the POS for .NET library was enough, everything was written in C #.
So if you are used to writing on VB.NET - no problem. On the contrary, it would be inexpedient to switch to other languages, extra training costs.
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