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Re: Will VB hurt .NET? Instead of .NET helping VB?
In article <3a735a6e@news.devx.com>, jkaczor@acoupleanerds.com says...
>
> "Mike Mitchell" <kylix_is@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:3a71fed0.47447172@news.devx.com...
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> > model in VB.NET. You know it yourself. Up to 60% of VB programmers
> > have never used a single class, for heck's sake, and you're expecting
> > 'em to suddenly get the message from Microsoft and become OOP zealots?
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> Where did you get that figure?
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> Not that I disagree. Then, if you lump in the crop of "ASP/VBScript"
> developers
> never "creating a class" (I would rather say that than "using a class), what
> does the
> figure now become?
I remember reading in one of the VBPJ editorials (within the past 3
months) that either 40% or 60% (can't remember which -- Mike might be
correct at 60%) had never used the "class" capability introduced in VB4.
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Patrick Steele
(psteele@ipdsolution.com)
Lead Software Architect
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