Yeah, VB.net is mostly there so that people can upgrade legacy VB6 programs. Of which there are a lot. Or were, I hope that's changed a little now. It scares

Yeah, VB.net is mostly there so that people can upgrade legacy VB6 programs. Of which there are a lot. Or were, I hope that's changed a little now. It scares me just how much of the finance sector is still running on some hacked together VB script tied to an excel spreadsheet... But for anything new, you might as well use C#.