Soldato
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I'd say VB.Net to get the logic in your head
Yuck

In all seriousness though, the only real differences between C# and VB.NET are syntax and slightly different feature sets. C# is generally more widely supported but other than that they're pretty much the same language – they both use the same libraries and IDE after all.