I was a C/x86 developer who switched to VB for an ASP job. Then I became a VB.NET devotee. I kept up with C# the whole time because 99% of sample code was in C#

I was a C/x86 developer who switched to VB for an ASP job. Then I became a VB.NET devotee. I kept up with C# the whole time because 99% of sample code was in C# and I needed to understand it. I actually still believe VB.NET is the better language, I think it reads a lot easier and is therefore less susceptible to errors. I've given up though and switched to C# just because the support is there.