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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
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
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;

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