Python has (arguably) better library support. So if you need to do something with some sort of work that requires a library, you are usually in luck that someo

Python has (arguably) better library support. So if you need to do something with some sort of work that requires a library, you are usually in luck that someone in the community has created something for you to just leverage. Python is also default installed on most systems. So creating code in python would allow it to be run almost anywhere with very little issue (think of things you'd rather not do in bash/bat files etc). Honestly tho, if you just want IDE stuff, vscode and a shit ton of others will give you intellisense to a degree and really help you out there. I believe you could counter LINQ with basically any sort of ORM type implementation for said platform. With python you are really gluing things together as you see fit and being able to determine each sub piece. When I was a professional C# dev many years ago it always felt like I #1 should rely on what MS put out; and lean on third party libraries only if I had to. Both environments have their ups and downs.