For a .net course , is it a requirement to know c# or visual basic ???

i have done only c and c++ and want to know is if it is required

For a .net course , is it a requirement to know c# or visual basic ???
no lol


c++ will help but a .net course the idea is u learn c# or vb.net or c++ .net u dont need to know it before you go on a course how can u learn c# with out going on a .net course it a .net only language lol





c++ will help a lot tho since u know class struture how do string and ints and so on so it very simluar to its little brother c#





in fact c# and c++ are very simular at same time are diffrences in the framwork or libaries .net is more like java in sense of system.etc





how ever if u know c++ i take it u know the iostream.h and windows.h the only thing u need to learn is how to adjust to a .net framework which shouldnt take u that long





and if u have masterd c++ the c# and vb.net will be as easy as 123 for u





i recomend only doing c# since its very simualr to c++ inded





basic c# app





using System;





namespace ConsoleApplication1


{


class Program


{


static void Main(string[] args)


{


Console.WriteLine("enter number");


int a; string b;


b = Console.ReadLine();


a = Convert.ToInt16(b);


if (a == 1)


{ Console.WriteLine("a = 1"); }


}


}


}





as u can see apart from console.writeline and using system. simular to java insted of #include iostream.h and cin





there in very little difence in way things are int and string and if statments just the framework as in from #include changed to useing and instead of being declared cin its now readline and so on like namespaces and stuff how ever first lesson simple explanation ul be fine
Reply:No you don't need to know either, but it also depends on the level of the .NET course.





If it is introductory then knowledge of C or C++ is enough. If it is an advanced .NET course then you might be expected to know a .NET language such as C#.





Hence the answer is: It depends on the .NET course you plan to attend.





Hope this helps.
Reply:It depends on the level of the course you are going to. If its a course highlighting the differences from VB to .NET then they will assume you have a knowledge of VB.





If its a course to teach you .NET from scratch, then you should be absolutely fine as you are.
Reply:Usually .Net is taught in one language or the other. If you know C++ you should find C# easy. Maybe brush up a little on C# before you start the course.
Reply:yes. u should know c# or vb. for .net. . u have knowledge in c and C++ . so u just learn c# than vb. this is my suggestion.