This is true in theory. However, Python also supports a wishy-washy version of OO, and most people don’t write code in an object-oriented style. Modern Python

This is true in theory. However, Python also supports a wishy-washy version of OO, and most people don’t write code in an object-oriented style. Modern Python in startups uses loose types and fairly stateless functions. But that’s not the case in C#. Most C# code I’ve come across is extremely Java-like, and while some people find it appealing, I prefer the Go, Rust, and Zig way of coding. Both strategies have their place. It’s just that in the startup space, OO has fallen out of grace, and no one I know is excited about using C# to solve a novel problem. Also, CTOs always complain about how hard it is to hire for OO languages these days.