I know that there are papers and books on moving from VFP to VB and C# Dot Net, but I have read that you catch on a lot quicker to Dot Net if you have already worked a lot in an object oriented environment, such as is available with VFP.
However, while I know how to call objects and have created a few simple classes in my VFP programming days, I have never delved into it extensively. So, I am wondering, for anyone who has already made the jump from VFP to VB or C# Dot Net, would you think it better for me to first aggressively get more familiar with object orientation in VFP, with which I am more familiar, or to go straight into the Dot Net?
On that note, if it might be a better option to first get more comfortable with creating and working with objects in my much more familiar environment of VFP, the only book I know of that really goes over the basics in principled form is "Advanced Object Oriented Programming with Visual FoxPro 6.0", which would seem a bit outdated.
Any advice or opinions?
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