python与vb通讯,Python与VB

I am meeting with a potential client next week to

discuss starting a new project. His preference is for

VB whereas I would prefer Python for obvious reasons ;-)

Could anybody come up with a short list of the pros and

cons of the two languages (I am not terribly familiar

with the strengths/weaknesses of VB). This will be a

general-purpose text-processing type application with no

GUI required.

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Simon Foster

Somewhere in the West of England

解决方案Text processing with VB? Dear me...

Well, try to explain to them how nice Python is and how ugly VB is. :-)

Python is portable, VB is not.

Python is easily readable -> maintainable vs VB which is..

my two cents...

Miklós

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Simon Foster wrote in message

news:3f***************@news.dsl.pipex.com...I am meeting with a potential client next week to

discuss starting a new project. His preference is for

VB whereas I would prefer Python for obvious reasons ;-)

Could anybody come up with a short list of the pros and

cons of the two languages (I am not terribly familiar

with the strengths/weaknesses of VB). This will be a

general-purpose text-processing type application with no

GUI required.

--

Simon Foster

Somewhere in the West of England

"Simon Foster" wrote in message

news:3f***************@news.dsl.pipex.com...I am meeting with a potential client next week to

discuss starting a new project. His preference is for

VB whereas I would prefer Python for obvious reasons ;-)

Could anybody come up with a short list of the pros and

cons of the two languages (I am not terribly familiar

with the strengths/weaknesses of VB). This will be a

general-purpose text-processing type application with no

GUI required.

--

Simon Foster

Somewhere in the West of England

Visceral Basic is a very old fashioned language which doesn''t hold a candle

to Python. Even Microsoft is soft peddling it. But I''m interested in why

your client prefers VB. If he is just going to run your code without looking

at the internals why does he care? If he is planning to maintain it himself

and doesn''t know Python VB might actually be the right choice. For your sake

I hope not.

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Cy

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On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 17:17:32 -0700, Simon Foster wrote:

I am meeting with a potential client next week to discuss starting a new

project. His preference is for VB whereas I would prefer Python for

obvious reasons ;-)

Could anybody come up with a short list of the pros and cons of the two

languages (I am not terribly familiar with the strengths/weaknesses of

VB). This will be a general-purpose text-processing type application

with no GUI required.

The inly possible use for VB would be for GUI development tools. If this

is a no-GUI app, VB is a waste

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Jay O''Connor

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