| Pronunciation | It is pronounced as Visual Basic .NET. | It is pronounced as C-Sharp. |
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| Belonging | It is an updated version of Classic Visual Basic 6.0. | It belongs to the C family and it is evolved from C. |
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| Variable Declaration | Variables are declared using keywords such as Private, Protected, Friend and Static, etc. | Variables are declared using declarations. |
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| Object Creation | The object is created using New and Create Object(). | The object can be created using New. |
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| Object Initialization | In this, Sub New() is used to initialize, uses a newly created object. | In this, constructors are used to initialize the object. |
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| Class Declaration | In VB.NET declare a class by using Class <implementation> keyword. | In C# declare a class by using the Class keyword. |
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| Hiding | This feature will not be supported in VB. NET. | This feature is supported by C#. |
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| Default Property | It is defined by using Default. | It is defined by using Indexer. |
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| Overloading Function | In VB.NET for Overload a function or method Overloads keyword is used. | In C# for Overload a function or method no language keyword is required for this purpose. |
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| Exponential Operator | It uses the 'this' operator. | It does not use the 'this' operator. |
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| Base Class | In VB.NET refer to a base class by using the MyBase keyword. | In C# refer to a base class by using the base keyword. |
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| Object Clean | It is done by Finalize Method. | It is done explicitly by Destructor. |
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| Implementation | It follows the Inheritance model. | The basic interface is done by sing class or structure. |
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| Error Handling | It supports both structured and unstructured error handling. | It supports only structured error handling. |
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| Case Sensitivity | It is case insensitive | It is case-sensitive. |
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| Shadowing | This feature is supported in VB.NET. | This feature is not supported in C#. |
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| Termination of statement | A semicolon is not used. | A Semicolon is used. |
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| Usage | Basically used for the development of Microsoft-based applications. | Basically used for the development of desktop-based applications. |
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