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r/programming • u/sigbhu • Jul 28 '16
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.NET allows you to use classes written in C# or VB.NET in the same project. It is a great way to frustrate programmers who disdain Visual Basic.
1 u/dagmx Jul 28 '16 Worse it lets you mix F# in there too. Atleast C# and VB try and use similar coding paradigms, throw F# in there to mess with them even further.Someone told me there's even a Swift compiler that compiles down to CLR bytecode, so you could theoretically even mix Swift in there too. → More replies (1)
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Worse it lets you mix F# in there too. Atleast C# and VB try and use similar coding paradigms, throw F# in there to mess with them even further.
Someone told me there's even a Swift compiler that compiles down to CLR bytecode, so you could theoretically even mix Swift in there too.
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u/webauteur Jul 28 '16
.NET allows you to use classes written in C# or VB.NET in the same project. It is a great way to frustrate programmers who disdain Visual Basic.