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u fkn reply fast too :D

yer true, but there is a certain point where the line is very faint between re-inventing the wheel and new technologies, u can re-invent something to the extreme, to the point almost where the unerlying features make it seem like a whole new concept, i think that is where .net is. fark u...

sunny, about the ibm ms thing, as usual its all about who is the doggiest company with the biggest "business" brain, who is smarter in terms of bussines, the whole sun side of development will die off, .net with soap, and all non desktop related utilities and sdks is massive in comparison...

reinventing the wheel, obviously u havnt read anything about .net up until vb6 they still had vb1 syntax function yadda yadda, for vb.net they erased the whole language and started again, now its a true oo language, the whole dev environment all languages etc are seemless, everything...

:D anyone with knowledge of new technologies is along my way of thinking, read up on .net ul see what i mean

wana swap ??? :P sif use java u bums, .net interoperability and multiplatform capabilities shits on java, actually no, it shits on java beats it with a stick then jumps on it then burns it, thats how much better it is

yes hsc is very stupid, teaching wrong info, in excess amounts expecting us to learn it all in a very short space of time, then the actual process of getting marks is so screwed up, its the worst its ever been, and this is supposed to determine apart of our lives, nice work bos nice work.

vb is for a rad process, and more for your data driven solutions, whereas c++ is more for your heavy system interaction apps handling memory possies etc and is just more hardware minded, honestly u should learn easy languages first, the whole point is to learn the solution structure and...