C# is my go-to for anything performance-heavy or enterprise-level. The structure and type safety make it way easier to manage large codebases.
Python is great for quick prototyping, but I’ve found it can get messy in bigger projects. If you’re new, maybe start with Python to get the basics down, then transition to C# when you’re ready for more complex stuff.
Also, Visual Studio Code works great for both languages, so you can experiment without switching tools.
Python is great for quick prototyping, but I’ve found it can get messy in bigger projects. If you’re new, maybe start with Python to get the basics down, then transition to C# when you’re ready for more complex stuff.
Also, Visual Studio Code works great for both languages, so you can experiment without switching tools.
