C++ or Visual Basic ?

C++. Basically, although at first the language may seem harder, you''ll get a lot more power and options from it.

C/C++ will lead to better programming habits, reusable knowledge, and better future potential. You know Microsoft is nuking VB as it''s known now in a short while anyway? Furthermore, C/C++ work on virtually any platform, and produce higher speed code. Sure, they seem hard to learn, but they''re well worth it. Besides, then you can make fun of the VB-only programmers like the rest of us C/C++ programmers (j/k ).

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Thread closed due to the impending implosion of my skull.

(A lot of new-comers ask this question Anderstar, nothing against you)