No doubt some of you are like me and dislike situations where you find a great code snippet online then to recognise its not in your chosen language ie VB or C# - . Well, I had found a site before that helped me a lot in this area.. more specifically in moving from C# to VB, and today I found another two sites that allow conversions - . So being the nice gentleman I am, I thought I'd post'em all for your benefit and just in the event I forget the links myself!
Here are both sites: site 1 (allows C# -> VB and also has an offline converter, I'm yet to try the offline one), site 2 (allows conversion both ways) and site 3 (allows for both ways AND does it REAL TIME ie when you type, it converts, no buttons to click).
So far these have worked pretty well for me but each one may have its own little "known issues" (documented or not), therefore one should read the sites carefully before copy/pasting code into the textboxes. Especially if you have secret, classified, level 500 clearance code (yea... right). EnjOy!
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