With Language is easier to learn VB.NET or Python?

imo, I would suggest to learn VB.net as it has a number of base classes/functions already written to write code with more ease & performance. Also, there are a lot of 3rd party framework/api has already shared for free like HTMLAgility, CSQuery, AngleSharp etc for processing HTML pages.
 
There are a lot of automated digital marketing tools that are open sourced on github in python.

VB.net is a proprietary language... I would avoid it.
 
Python is the best solution to start and go in the most cases, but...sometimes to archive some more some precised things, better use node, .net or some other languages. So it depends on what are you working this time.
 
Wow! I came to say I learn program VB since high school LOL ,Python is more closer to this days, but wow , this thread has 14 years created
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/with-language-is-easier-to-learn-vb-net-or-python.194833/post-1735657
Wow!
 
Python for sure. Not only because it is easier to read/write but also because the Python community is way WAY larget than the VB.NET one. Who programs in VB.Net these days?
 
i'd say python has "easy" way to learn concept.. after you learn it, other lang like java or etc can be learned easyer since commands and lines are simmular just difrent phrase
 
In terms of ease of learning, Python generally gets the nod for beginners. It has a really clean syntax that reads almost like English, which makes it easier to pick up the concepts. That being said, if you've already dabbled in VB.NET, don't discount it completely. For building desktop apps, VB.NET can be a great choice, especially if you're sticking to the Windows environment.

If you're brand new to programming, go with Python. It'll be a smoother learning curve for your first language. If you're set on building Windows desktop apps, sticking with VB.NET might be the way to go. You've already got some experience under your belt, and there are plenty of resources out there to help you along. As for your project - submitting URLs to websites sounds like something both Python and VB.NET can handle.
 
Python is more easy to learn. It's syntax is also easy.
 
Python is the better, more modern and more powerful language and makes sense to learn.

But, it is hands down harder to learn. I say this because I have written a bit of VB stuff back in the day and Microsoft has made that very easy to work with.

While VB is easier, you are better off binning it off and investing your time in Python - it will pay dividends.

* VB might be a marginally better choice if you want to build desktop apps for Windows all the time, but that ideology is dead for now.
 
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