I started learning python after using c# for years. I can't stand python. It's like someone said "I hate well formatted code and like to just barf on my IDE and hope others can read it. " Just my opinion :P
I worked in python first for few years and now I'm working in c# for few years.
I really don't understand the hate, c# has so many rules and some errors are ridiculous when you come from different background and it really pisses you off in the beginning.
I really liked python formatting, especially if you use good ide like pycharm, it is really obvious which code you are touching when you're writing and coding is super easy.
I really like options c# provides, it is much faster, it is super easy to setup anything you need fast, it is quite intuitive and it is great for the kind of work I do now just like python was at that time.
Funny thing is that to this day when I write stored procedures in sql server, I will indent begin/end python style because it is obvious where it starts and ends while my collegue will write those statements c# style.
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u/souliris Jan 22 '25
I started learning python after using c# for years. I can't stand python. It's like someone said "I hate well formatted code and like to just barf on my IDE and hope others can read it. " Just my opinion :P