C# has a super solid feature set, built up over years of development. When you know C# well you can really lean on it - today I was applying list operators to i

C# has a super solid feature set, built up over years of development. When you know C# well you can really lean on it - today I was applying list operators to iterators over the results of database queries that hadn't even been evaluated yet, so that I could apply them just to a specific page of the result set. That's pretty cool - LINQ is a beast combined with the ienumerable/iqueryable interfaces. C# might have minor drawbacks (ok single inheritance is a pain) but it works better than most languages in its class. The only thing that makes me feel inadequate is seeing some really advanced level Haskell code :o