In my opinion, VB.NET has gained the features its always needed. Error handling has become more structured and robust. Classes have been enhanced to allow for constructors. True implementation of inheritance can now be achieved. Far better polymorphism and encapsulation is now possible. Default properties have been removed, but something different called indexed properties have been added. By getting rid of default properties we can also say goodbye to the Set directive. For a more complete understanding of the changes in VB.NET see the links at the end of the article.
Why are we criticizing VB.NET?
17 Oct 2001 | by David R. K. DeLoveh
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- The Situation
- A Few Changes
- Enter The Critics
- Enter The Critics (2)
- What Now?
A Few Changes
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