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    Hi everyone, I'm new in learning VS 6.0, particularly VC 6.0. In recent developments, .NET development tools are becoming increasingly popular. I am a bit confused. Will VC 6.0 become obsolete in future? Should a beginner start on languages like C# or .NET, rather than persisting on VC 6.0 Any discussions with the above questions are very welcome Thank you Don't act, BE!

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      Hi everyone, I'm new in learning VS 6.0, particularly VC 6.0. In recent developments, .NET development tools are becoming increasingly popular. I am a bit confused. Will VC 6.0 become obsolete in future? Should a beginner start on languages like C# or .NET, rather than persisting on VC 6.0 Any discussions with the above questions are very welcome Thank you Don't act, BE!

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      Eventually yes, VC 6 will be obsolete (I assume you are talking about MFC) Microsoft is hoping to eventually have all windows apps written in managed code (with .NET) but this will not be for a while (if it ever does happen). I hope I helped answer your question. :)

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        Hi everyone, I'm new in learning VS 6.0, particularly VC 6.0. In recent developments, .NET development tools are becoming increasingly popular. I am a bit confused. Will VC 6.0 become obsolete in future? Should a beginner start on languages like C# or .NET, rather than persisting on VC 6.0 Any discussions with the above questions are very welcome Thank you Don't act, BE!

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        Nish Nishant
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        VC++ .NET [or VC++ 7] has MFC 7 :-) So you won't become obsolete as long as you can do MFC Nish


        Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.

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          VC++ .NET [or VC++ 7] has MFC 7 :-) So you won't become obsolete as long as you can do MFC Nish


          Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.

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          Is VC++ 7 much different from VC 6? Don't act, BE!

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            Is VC++ 7 much different from VC 6? Don't act, BE!

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            wilche wrote: Is VC++ 7 much different from VC 6? Not really. There are newer classes and functions! But the interface has totally changed. Don't go looking for the class wizard and stuff like that. The GUI takes some adjustment-time Nish :-)


            Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him.

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