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yeah, definately take another look at it. it is a c-based language, so it will be a lot little like PHP and Javascript.
it's strictly typed, so you do need to get used to declaring what type of variable you are creating.
it's using the same .NET objects that you would use in VB.NET, but the language itself was written for .NET, so you will never get caught in an instance where you are using legacy code which I think VB.NEt still supports.
i think the job market for c# is a little better as well. another good thing to have on the resume.
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