Yep, VS Ultimate is it. When it is installing make sure to put a checkmark in the box for J#, and then any other language you plan to use/try. The installer allows you to only install certain languages if you only plan to use those, to save on hard drive space. Then when creating a new app you can just choose which language you want to use for it.

It may pay off to just install them all though. For example, I don't really like to code in C#, but alot of the time when I'm looking on the net for a usable snippet of code, it'll be in C# and I'll need to translate it to VB.net. I can sometimes just do the conversion in my head, but there are times when it's easier to just run it in the IDE, to give it a test run to see that it for sure does what I want first, step along and look at some of the live variables in the debugger, etc.

Yea, I'd say you don't wanna give anyone a command line version of a quiz. Command line stuff is usually used best for little utilities. Ugly for a nice presentation.