From: Jeff on
hi

My boss wants me to take the 70-536 certification exam. I see on the web
that there are 2 versions of it. One with vb.net and another with c#. Thinks
that is a bit strange. He assigned about 10 exams he wants me to complete, I
see now that about 95% of the exams involve vb.net but it's C# we are
using....

any suggestions?


From: Mr. Arnold on
Jeff wrote:
> hi
>
> My boss wants me to take the 70-536 certification exam. I see on the web
> that there are 2 versions of it. One with vb.net and another with c#. Thinks
> that is a bit strange. He assigned about 10 exams he wants me to complete, I
> see now that about 95% of the exams involve vb.net but it's C# we are
> using....
>
> any suggestions?
>
>

Any exam should cover both of the languages. You'll see that the MS
Press books for a given exam has the VB and C# examples in it.

What exams are you talking about that you have issues with vb as opposed C#?
From: Jeff on
I thought that each exam had a specific code, so exams for vb.net should
have a different code than exams for c#..
So lets say (just as an example) that c# version is 70-536 and vb.net exam
have code 70-538.
Atleast the exams did have that about 3 years ago.

Okay I think I have to look up the link at microsoft which tells what the
exams are about. think that will remove the confusion I have.
Currently been looking at skillsoft.com


"Mr. Arnold" <Arnold(a)Arnold.com> wrote in message
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> Jeff wrote:
>> hi
>>
>> My boss wants me to take the 70-536 certification exam. I see on the web
>> that there are 2 versions of it. One with vb.net and another with c#.
>> Thinks that is a bit strange. He assigned about 10 exams he wants me to
>> complete, I see now that about 95% of the exams involve vb.net but it's
>> C# we are using....
>>
>> any suggestions?
>
> Any exam should cover both of the languages. You'll see that the MS Press
> books for a given exam has the VB and C# examples in it.
>
> What exams are you talking about that you have issues with vb as opposed
> C#?


From: Mr. Arnold on
Jeff wrote:
> I thought that each exam had a specific code, so exams for vb.net should
> have a different code than exams for c#..

It's the same exam. Just like you have MS Press books for exam study and
practice that have VB and C# code examples in the book that cover a
given topic.

One takes the exam for VB or one takes the exam for C#. The code is only
different in the syntax of the language being used, but namespaces and
code used to solve the problem should be the same and only synthetically
different. It's the same test covering the same exam topics.

You shouldn't worry about it and just take the C# path on the exams.
From: Mark Rae [MVP] on
"Jeff" <it_consultant1(a)hotmail.com.NOSPAM> wrote in message
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> My boss wants me to take the 70-536 certification exam.

I hope you've been promised a huge pay rise, because there's no other reason
to take any of these "certifications" - not worth the paper they're printed
on...


--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

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