Different Article or An Alternative
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I have an article on IEnumerable in C# (published). I have the same thing in VB, (unpublished). Typically I don't like reading articles with one set of code in the article and two downloads or two sets of code in the article (usually C# and VB), I find it distracting and confusing. Particularly for IEnumerable where there are meaningful, not just semantic, differences (to my eye as a beginner). So, should I post an alternative to my own article or a second article? And does it matter? Tx, Mike
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I have an article on IEnumerable in C# (published). I have the same thing in VB, (unpublished). Typically I don't like reading articles with one set of code in the article and two downloads or two sets of code in the article (usually C# and VB), I find it distracting and confusing. Particularly for IEnumerable where there are meaningful, not just semantic, differences (to my eye as a beginner). So, should I post an alternative to my own article or a second article? And does it matter? Tx, Mike
It's all a matter of choice, but it's often easier to put both sets of code in the same article. There is a little link at the top of each code block in the finished article so the reader can hide the parts he/she does not want to see.
Use the best guess