How to pronounce VB.NET
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VB.NET is most commonly pronounced "V B dot net" (/ˌviː biː ˈdɑːt nɛt/). This is the widely-used reading among engineers, though edge cases exist.
'V-B dot net': two letters, a spoken dot, then 'net'.
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How do you pronounce VB.NET?
VB.NET is pronounced "V B dot net" (/ˌviː biː ˈdɑːt nɛt/). 'V-B dot net': two letters, a spoken dot, then 'net'.
What is the IPA for VB.NET?
The IPA for VB.NET is /ˌviː biː ˈdɑːt nɛt/, respelled "V B dot net".
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