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Absolutely no reason. I prefer .NET over Python, but for your use case, there is no point, and .NET might be a downgrade since it's more verbose. For huge proj
by throw1234651234 5y ago
Absolutely no reason. I prefer .NET over Python, but for your use case, there is no point, and .NET might be a downgrade since it's more verbose.
For huge projects, that verbosity is what makes it maintainable.
- dotancohen 5y agoMy mindset is to experiment and become familiar with .NET. Python is great and I can continue to use it, but I see text processing as a low barrier to entry way to get familiar with a new tech.