Oh my god yes Microsoft’s naming conventions are mind boggling. .Net Standard, .Net Framework, .Net Core, and they all do slightly different things, and they s

Oh my god yes Microsoft’s naming conventions are mind boggling. .Net Standard, .Net Framework, .Net Core, and they all do slightly different things, and they seemingly change with version, and now there’s .Net Framework 5, which apparently replaces/unifies some of them but it’s not super clear. Then you’ve got C# and F# and the specific language versions of those. Oh also, don’t forget the fact that there’s inexplicably like, 3 different package managers, which may or may not pull from the same place and it’s not clear what the differences are. Coming from Python (and a little bit of Rust) I had literally no idea what was going on. I tried to learn C# twice and gave up out of sheer irritation and confusion.