I've spent 3 years with C# professionally and greatly enjoyed them. That being said "one of the greatest computer languages ever created" is a bit of a stretch.

I've spent 3 years with C# professionally and greatly enjoyed them. That being said "one of the greatest computer languages ever created" is a bit of a stretch. Yes, it has a lot of nice features, relatively good ergonomy and in recent years, its openness has increased its viability a lot, but still. It's neither particularly innovative, nor does it allow you to do things you otherwise couldn't. It's no Erlang, Haskell, Assembly or something like that. It didn't pave the way for something like PHP did for the web backend or JS for the web frontend. Also, I really apologize for nitpicking, but "RAM memory" is a tautology.