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Re: Cobol.NET
Just kidding!
It will be a combination of Java and C#:
1.VB is the least likely to become a standard.
2.The syntax between Java and C# are almost identical, although C# does add
some cool things: enums, properties, delegates and events.
3.Although I think Java will be more popular because of its track record
of multi-vendor support, many IDEs to choose from, existing programmer base
with knowledge of the API, and easy to read documentation, few programmers
understand C# and the suply/demand curve could bring in high billing rates
for C# programmers.
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