Good book for an absolute beginner on VB.net or 2005 with databases

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weight gain 2000 said:
Hm... that is a bit serious but I think it's not going to hurt
him either way. He will always have VS2005 working (well, at
least for the next 4-5 years) so I don't think this is something
to worry him over.

If and when that happens, he can turn to another language, but he
will have an idea of what's going on, the basics about
programming....

By the way, is C# on par with VB considering ease of use and
learnability? Maybe we could direct him to C#, after all!
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First, don't listen to this guy; he's just trying to cause
trouble.

Second, that's a loaded question. VB programmers think C# is
more difficult to read, and C# programmers think VB programmers
are nuts. The truth is, C# is more difficult. (Which one
do you think I use? ;-)

Robin S.
 

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