how use visual net?

Question

User-1625733423 posted

hi, 

Always i worked in C#, but i have to do a project in visual basic and i do not anything that languaje. 

i need to convert this sentence:

Chart1.DataSource = DataSet1;

in visual basic.

But, when I call on. aspx.vb a previously declared item on .aspx, seems don't recognize it.

I attached a code segment that I did in C # so you understand a little better what I need to do in visual basic.

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Random b = new Random();
            LblNumero.Text = b.Next(10, 30).ToString();
            LblNumero0.Text = b.Next(10, 20).ToString();
            String [] a= new String[7];
            int [] c= new int[7];
            a[0] = "Rep Mayor de infraestructura";
            a[1] = "Rep Menor de infraestructura";
            a[2] = "Equipo Electrico";
            a[3] = "Equipo Electronico";
            a[4] = "Equipo Electromecanico";
            a[5] = "Servicios";
            a[6] = "Equipo Lado Aereo";
            c[0] = 34;
            c[1] = 23;
            c[2] = 83;
            c[3] = 44;
            c[4] = 39;
            c[5] = 76;
            c[6] = 23;
            DataSet tabla= new DataSet();
            FormulasEstadisticas formulas= new FormulasEstadisticas();
            tabla= formulas.SetGetCategoria(a,c,tabla);
            Chart1.DataSource = tabla;
        }

Answer 1

User-434868552 posted

@ Fabiola_490

if you use Google, and search for

   c# to vb .net convertors

you'll find lots of tools.

if you know how to do something in c#, for example, if at MSDN, you look up something like

   Console.Writeline

on the same MSDN page, you will likely find versions for c#, VB, et cetera

g.

Answer 2

User-434868552 posted

@ Fabiola_490

also, if there is a technique you understand in c# and there's an asp.net tutorial here at the asp.net website, you will most likely find a vb version of the same tuturial; one will have a file extension .cs, the other .vb

Example:   (below, instead of file extension, it's SEO friendly endings -cs and -vb)

http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/getting-started-with-aspnet-mvc3/getting-started-with-mvc3-part1-cs

http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/getting-started-with-aspnet-mvc3/getting-started-with-mvc3-part1-vb

g.

Answer 3

User622904130 posted

besides the obvious code converters such as http://www.codechanger.com/.  You can download SharpDevelop and convert C# projects to VB.

Answer 4

User-1625733423 posted

thanks a lot, it is very useful.