Syntax

As you enter keywords and perform other code changes, the Code Editor will handle many of the formatting details for you, inclusing indents, spacing and adding parentheses that you may need, The Code Editor will also use code to help you identify the various elements.

Any mistakes are normally detected and are given a blue wavy underline.

A compound statement (or block) consists of zero or more statements enclosed in curly braces ( {} ).

Case sensitive
Statements are terminated with a semi-colon
Variables are declared after the data type
Curly brackets are used to delimit everything around all code blocks - more consistent
Allow unmanaged code to be called
No line continuation character
Less syntax - short and to the point.
Has no implicit type conversion
Must add parentheses to subroutines manually
String concatenation is done using "+"
Less automatic formatting than VB.NET
Only supports late binding through Reflection
Does not support parameterized properties