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VB.NET to C#

Regardless of why, you're now faced with the task of converting something written in VB.NET into C# (or vice-versa), and you've used a few of those online conversion tools, but still you find that the code just doesn't work.

This is where I step in. Below are a few examples of code that I've found just doesn't convert using those .NET code converters. Hopefully these examples will help you to finally get that project completed.

VB.NET
Beep

C#
SystemSounds.Beep.Play();

VB.NET
Module BookManager

C#
public static class BookManager()

VB.NET
Dim sMonth As String = Now.Month.ToString

C#
string sMonth = System.DateTime.Now.Month.ToString();

VB.NET
Dim sMonthName As String = MonthName(Month(Now), False)

C#
string sMonthName = DateTime.Now.ToString("MMMM");

VB.NET
Public Const NEWLINE As String = vbCrLf

C#
public const string NEWLINE = Environment.NewLine;

VB.NET
Public Const TAB As String = vbTab

C#
public const string TAB = "\t";

VB.NET
Dim sValue As String = reader("FirstName")

C#
string sValue = (string)reader["Name"];

VB.NET
Dim sCampusName As String = Request.QueryString("Campus") & ""

C#
string sCampusName = Request.QueryString["Campus"] + "";

VB.NET
sPersonName = sPersonName.Trim

C#
sPersonName = sPersonName.Trim();

VB.NET
sName = dsValues.Tables(0).Rows(0).Item("Name") & ""

C#
sName = dsValues.Tables[0].Rows[0]["Name"] + "";

VB.NET
Dim arNames() As String = sAllNames.Split(",")

C#
string[] arNames = sAllNames.Split(new string[] {","}, StringSplitOptions.None);

VB.NET
Dim arBinaryData(9) As Byte

C#
byte[] arBinaryData = new byte[9];

VB.NET
For iLpr As Integer = 0 To UBound(arEmails) - 1

C#
for (int iLpr = 0; iLpr <= arEmails.Length -1; iLpr++)

VB.NET
Dim sFormName As String = [GetType].Name

C#
string sFormName = GetType().Name;

VB.NET
Do Until bExitTime = True 'Do Stuff Loop

C#
while (bExitTime == false) { //Do Stuff }