This is very limited info that leads to generalizations and plenty of fantasies. If you were applying to a job with customer contact, the question could be a potential customer's question easily answered: "VB is more explicit, easier to understand by non-specialists, C# ist more technical and dense. Both are very similar in function." - or something along these lines. The long waiting time might have served to test your intitiative: Will you ask at all about further proceedings or just wait for your fate to hit you? Are you able to ask it in a polite way? And so on...

The price of airline tickets is fictional, and its only purpose is to allow discounts. The latter depend on supply and demand. As rarely anybody needs a one way ticket, there's no substantial amount of demand. No demand means no reason for offering supply or :laugh: discount. And as a no-show for the return flight can't hurt you - you won't ask for a refund - you book a return flight as everybody else. That's the metaphysical purpose of such pricing policies: Do it as everybody else does. They'll love you for that!

The Telerik Converter is quite useless. I Tested it with 3 perfectly well running .vb files, leaving out the handles-clause and I always got the same type of error: CONVERSION ERROR ... invalid StructMembDecl.