With everything that's been and being added to C#, I'd argue that it keeps getting more and more interesting for experienced developers and further away from no

With everything that's been and being added to C#, I'd argue that it keeps getting more and more interesting for experienced developers and further away from novices. Your typical novice developer is going to have a hell of a time trying to understand any non-trivial C# projects these days with all the function features that have been added - especially with things like PLINQ and TPL. The utility for experienced developers has increased over the years, it's accessibly to inexperienced developers has, however, decreased.