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    Toxinate New Member

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    Any good VB .Net Programmers Here?

    Thought I'd follow the trend by offering a project I'm doing. I need the rest of the program to be finished by the end of the week... for free. Currently 20,000+ lines of code.
    Toxinate, Jul 11, 2005
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    moonshadow ||\\|||D)||\\||

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    shit what is it??
    moonshadow, Jul 11, 2005
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    chr12is New Member

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    Both my roomates are in Computer Science in their last year of University here in Ontario, they know all this stuff, I will ask them
    chr12is, Jul 12, 2005
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    not many CS programs teach vb.net though.
    moonshadow, Jul 12, 2005
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    I know VB.NET using VBScript... but only average...
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    CS at University of Waterloo does. They are the best CS school in Canada, they have the hardest CS program by far, you have to know a lot of languages, like tons of them.......its really tough, but its good because companies like Microsoft, Nvidia, and EA to name a few will recruit our students straight out of undergrad because the program is so highly repsected
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    well i know waterloo's reputation. i used to be a Canadian. I'm just surprised they teach vb.net in that much detail. most schools in the US who's curriculum i'm familiar with will teach C++ and/or JAVA.
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    metro state here in denver teaches VB.net but its an elective class... but this is the school that the intro to networking hardware class I had to write an Outlook clone.
    Denver Rolla, Jul 12, 2005
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    Laz Z Kay "n00B, be kind"

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    I know VB.net. Im ok with that. I think the site owner or the admins know too since they are the people doing the maintenance.
    Laz Z Kay, Jul 12, 2005
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    Project Analysis for some construction company. Somebody f'ed up on the payrolls and estimates... Anyways, it compiles various tables of information from datalogs/databases.
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    doesnt sound too bad. i dont know vb.net in a lot of detail and i dont think i'd wanna come home and do the same thing i do at work. i'm a database developer as well.
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    they do teach C++ and Java, but Java is all you do in first year, then C++ in second year, then you have to move on and learn many more languages in your 3rd and fourth year. My roomates know it because they took a course where you had to program your own OS and the VB .Net really helped with certain aspects
    chr12is, Jul 13, 2005
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    Denver Rolla 98 impreza

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    I just turned in a crappy unix clone that my friends and I wrote in HS
    Denver Rolla, Jul 13, 2005
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    i know VB.net really good.

    but i will not do it for free. :)
    Ellada, Jul 29, 2005
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