Php to VB.NET convertion needed unable to convert

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$prebook=array(
            'sourceCity'=>$_POST['source'], 
            'destinationCity'=>$_POST['dest'],
            'doj'=>$_POST['doj'],
            'routeScheduleId'=>$_POST['routeid'],
             'boardingPoint'=>array(
                 'id'=>$id,
                 'location'=>$location,
                 'time'=>$time
             ),     
             'customerName'=>$_POST['fname'],
             'customerLastName'=>$_POST['lname'],
             'customerEmail'=>$_POST['email'],
             'customerPhone'=>$_POST['mobileno'],
             'emergencyPhNumber'=>$_POST['emc-number'],
             'customerAddress'=>$_POST['address'],
             'blockSeatPaxDetails'=>array(array(
                 'age'=>$_POST['age'][$key],
                 'name'=>$value,
                 'seatNbr'=>$_POST['seat-no'][$key],
                 'Sex'=>$_POST['gender'.$no],
                 'fare'=>$_POST['base-fare'][$key],
                 'totalFareWithTaxes'=>$_POST['amount'][$key],
                 'ladiesSeat'=>$ladies,
                 'lastName'=>$_POST['plname'][$key],
                 'mobile'=>$_POST['mobileno'],
                 'title'=>'Mrs',
                 'email'=>$_POST['email'],
                 'idType'=>$_POST['idtype'],
                 'idNumber'=>$_POST['id-number'],
                 'nameOnId'=>$value,
                 'primary'=>true,
                 'ac'=>$ac,
                 'sleeper'=>$sleeper
               )),
               'inventoryType'=>$_POST['invtype']             
          );
          $json=json_encode($prebook);

What I have tried:

php to vb.net convertion needed unable to convert

Posted 25-Nov-17 21:35pm

SK ASHIRUDDIN

Updated 25-Nov-17 22:42pm

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Richard MacCutchan 26-Nov-17 3:45am

This is not a valid question. If you need this automatically converted then use Google to find a tool to do it. Otherwise learn VB.NET and rewrite it.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-11-25T22:38:00

Converting one language to another unrelated language is a bad idea: it does not generate "good code" in the destination language. It works well with VB and C# for example, because they are both .NET languages and use the same classes and structures (unless it's VB6 or early, in which case it doesn't work well).
PHP and VB are very different, and do not share anything.

Use the PHP code as a guide to specify the code you need in VB, and rewrite it as "natural" VB.NET code. Otherwise you will get a nasty, unmaintainable mess that is inconsistent with all your other code.