I've had to deal with a codebase that's part VB.Net and part C# for the last 6 years. I don't really feel any pain switching between them, apart from VB.net is

I've had to deal with a codebase that's part VB.Net and part C# for the last 6 years. I don't really feel any pain switching between them, apart from VB.net is a bit annoyingly verbose and I always forget how to do linq lambda functions in it. One tip I would add is that you can change the colour of the matching {} when you're in a block scope. VS actually highlights the opening and closing of the block. Usually not much of a problem due to auto-indenting, it can help a lot with complex code. For some idiotic reason the default is a very light grey, but if you make it darker or a different colour, picking out ending } or starting { becomes trivial.