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This is targeted at kids, and VB.NET might be easier for them. Also, in 2008 when this came out, VB.NET might have been more relevant. If you look at the auto-
by Kwpolska 3y ago
This is targeted at kids, and VB.NET might be easier for them. Also, in 2008 when this came out, VB.NET might have been more relevant.
If you look at the auto-generated VB.NET code, it’s very close to the Small Basic code, with the addition of a variable declaration. This variable is of a magic, SB-specific `Primitive` type that is a string, a decimal, and a dictionary at the same time. Generating it was probably easier than translating to C# and introducing real (static) types.