Using Visual Studio (for VB) for C#

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sarcqo

I bought the software to learn Visual Basic - which included the Visual
Studio IDE. Now, in my profile in VS I can select C# (and C++ if I
would like)...does that mean that I can use my VS to create projects in
C# instead? Or do I have to get a VS which is specifically "geared up"
to work with C#?
Regards Ollie!
 
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Paul E Collins

I bought the software to learn Visual Basic - which
included the Visual Studio IDE. Now, in my profile
in VS I can select C# (and C++ if I would like)...
does that mean that I can use my VS to create
projects in C# instead?

I don't think so - the "profile" is supposed to indicate what kind of
developer you are, and I think it might be used to determine which
options and menus to show you. Whatever it does, I have the same
profile language options in my Visual Studio but I can only compile C#
code.

P.
 
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Cor Ligthert [MVP]

Sarcqo,

What version? Because you can in the new version set a profile for the
program language that you normally use.

However that was not in the full Visual.Studio versions 2002 and 2003

Cor
 

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