The obvious choice for anyone who has tried a few languages should probably have been C#, but personally, if it was my choice to make and the team was experienc

The obvious choice for anyone who has tried a few languages should probably have been C#, but personally, if it was my choice to make and the team was experienced in Visual Foxpro I'd probably choose VB.Net if they wanted it. The alternative would be C#. Full disclosure: Languages sorted by when I learned them: - Basic - Visual Basic - C - Assembly - Java (well, I "learned" that I was hopelessly ineffective with it. Still got a B.) - Javascript - Python - PHP - AutoHotKey - Java (actually learned it) - Perl - Delphi - C# - VB.Net Reasons: Once I actually understood the value of a real typed language there's no way I'll go back except for scripting and small one-offs.