[AccessD] Learning .Net -- PHP Instead?

I use those constructs too, Shamil. But that isn't at all the same thing
I'm talking about.  Those provide decent garbage handling and Finally
makes sure things happen whether or not you trigger an exception.  I
just find it annoying to have to look through code and make sure there's
a return in each conditional branch, plus I like to be able to step
through my code and know what's being returned by hovering my mouse over
the variable.  Different strokes, perhaps.  

Charlotte Foust

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Subject: Re: [AccessD] Learning .Net -- PHP Instead?

Charlotte,

But I did do structured programming driven by Dijkstra
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edsger_W._Dijkstra ) works - do you
believe me?! :)

And nowadays I'm not using almost at all "one exit point" principle in
C#/VB.NET programming - I can use "finally" or "using" programming
language constructs, and .NET's garbage collector works well for me all
the days of the week :) If not I can use GC.Collect(...) and other
forced used memory collecting techniques...

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Shamil