How to Grid Computing Using VB.NET Remoting

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I saw a article which name is 'Grid Computing Using C# Script and .NET Remoting'. But, I can't understand C# and it is too difficult to me.

I want : When I execute code on a server computer, connected computers parallel calculate and return results.

Link : Grid Computing Using C# Script and .NET Remoting[^]

Posted 12-Feb-11 17:43pm

Getriebe

Updated 12-Feb-11 17:50pm

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But, I can't understand C# and it is too difficult to me.

Bullshit!

If you know VB.NET, you already know a bunch of C#. Look in the MSDN documentation and just about every method page has examples in both C# and VB.NET. There's your "Rosetta Stone". Those examples will tell you how to convert between the two languages. It's not hard to do at all.

The concepts between the two languages are identical.

Posted 24-Jun-13 4:10am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Nelek 24-Jun-13 10:27am

If he has not learned yet, he has been probably fired (question is from Feb 2011)

Dave Kreskowiak 24-Jun-13 11:59am

Crap. I HATE it when CP puts a QA at the top of the list because someone touched it...

Nelek 24-Jun-13 14:03pm

I know, it irritates me too.

CHill60 24-Jun-13 19:21pm

Yep ... been caught by that one myself [Edit - +5 ... justified rant :-)]

Ron Beyer 24-Jun-13 10:40am

Also +5

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dear there are online tools to converet from vb.net code to C#. Google it i ofund a good one..

Posted 24-Jun-13 1:11am

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Nelek 24-Jun-13 10:26am

Did you realize the question is from early 2011? If he has not learned yet, he has been probably fired.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-12T17:56:00

Learn C#, what else can be advised?

How else are you going to solve the problem? Learn something else of find another article, not in C#? Well, do it yourself; what's the problem? What did you learn so far? VB.NET? If you want to go in for .NET programming seriously, you will have to learn C# anyway, otherwise, who will give you enough help? With VB.NET along, you will find a lot less in-depth samples.

Want someone else to translate from C# to whatever you want or explain you the article you already help? How can you interest anyone in such a boring task?

—SA