I mean I can use VB.net to make the same program..and If I want wep page services I can use asp.net......Can you give me some advantages using c sharp because I will start study now c sharp If is necessary

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Quick practical answer for (and echoing ): C# is a strong, modern choice because it gives a single, actively-evolving language you can use for web backends, cloud services, desktop apps, mobile and games. It has concise, familiar C-style syntax and a lot of language help for common tasks (LINQ, async/await, pattern matching, records, nullable reference types), and the language evolution is public and active (C# guide and the language repo on GitHub: dotnet/csharplang).

Two practical points that matter day-to-day:

  • Tooling and libraries: the .NET ecosystem and many third-party libraries are C#-first, so examples, docs and community samples often use C# (.NET docs).
  • Ecosystem fit: C# is the main scripting language for Unity (games) and is the default choice for modern ASP.NET Core backends, Azure SDKs, and cross-platform apps with .NET MAUI.

If you decide to learn C#, a minimal practical path:

  • Install the .NET SDK and follow the C# “tour” or starter tutorials on Microsoft Docs.
  • Create a tiny app with dotnet new console and run it with dotnet run.
  • Pick a next goal (ASP.NET Core, Unity, or MAUI) and follow a focused tutorial for that area (Unity scripting docs if you want games).

Note: if you must maintain an existing VB.NET codebase at work, prioritize that first. Otherwise, C# gives broader options and up-to-date language features that are worth learning. For official starters and downloads, see the C# and .NET docs linked above.

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