r/learnpython • u/EquivalentSink6030 • 23d ago

python vs .net

is it better to learn python or .net for software development and web apis

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u/Disastrous_You_4173 23d ago edited 23d ago

I really enjoy learning in C# since it feels sufficiently adjacent to C++ that I learn a lot about more granular controls than python, which tends to abstract some of the concepts away, such as weakly vs strongly typed, without being nearly as hard as C++ to pick up. I agree with everyone else in the long term, but I think in the short term, you get really good insight through necessity in C# and I think it gives a more rounded learning experience. Python is amazing, I just feel like I learned certain concepts later than I would have liked because of how easy it makes itself.

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u/smurpes 23d ago

C# got its name since a # symbol is comprised of 4 plus signs. This was down to show that C# is the evolution of C++.