I have searched through some threads to find where vb.net is being discussed like other programming languages but found non. Is Vb. Net going into extinction?

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I think VB.net will soon be a forgotten language very soon. Even Microsoft are being biased because they've deliberately placed C# over VB.
You want to code ASP.net apps? You'll hardly find tutorials/tips from Microsoft official website.

Cooldude68:
I think VB.net will soon be a forgotten language very soon. Even Microsoft are being biased because they've deliberately placed C# over VB.
You want to code ASP.net apps? You'll hardly find tutorials/tips from Microsoft official website.

msdn.microsoft .com for every c# code there is a VB.net version

c# is more popular because most programmers coming into .net world already familiar with curly bracket and semi colon. in fact that was the main reason why Microsoft created it (easy divert). I noticed that almost 75% vb .net programmers also can code in c#.
The only difference is the curly bracket. They both has same power and some similar structure.

As long as microsoft shall be there will be VB.net , but the best of all is that a programmer should know more than one language.

In fact if a programmer understands one learning other won't be difficult.

c# textbox1.Text = "some text";
VB Textbox1.Text = "some text"

c# string myVariable;
VB Dim myVariable As String

I believe that VB.net version is for oldies like me that started out our careers with visual basic 5 and visual basic 6, while the new generation that came from JAVA, JAVAScript, Object C etc find C# syntax easier to follow
- just my own opinion

in one word it's future will be "extinction "