C# is my daily driver and I'd use it for almost anything, great language. However I think "slight complexity cost" is an understatement. It's a very complex lan

C# is my daily driver and I'd use it for almost anything, great language. However I think "slight complexity cost" is an understatement. It's a very complex language by my standards, and they keep adding more stuff. A lot of it is just syntax sugar to do the same things in a different way, like primary constructors. It's nice to have that stuff when you know the language, but it does make the learning curve steeper and it can be a bit annoying when working in a team. Even after 4 years of using it professionally I still see code some times that uses obscure syntax I had no idea existed. I would describe C# as a language for experts. If you know what you're doing it's an amazing language, maybe actually the best current programming language. But learning and understanding everything is a monumental task, simpler languages like go or Java can be learned much faster.