I don't know C#, so i can't compare it with python. Some reasons why I like python: - The REPL. I 'm so used to play around with newly installed libraries or c

I don't know C#, so i can't compare it with python. Some reasons why I like python: - The REPL. I 'm so used to play around with newly installed libraries or certain features in the REPL that I'm always kind of lost when coding in a language where there is none:) - I can do almost everything I need in one language. From simple scripts to web applications. This makes it great for rapid prototyping. I can replace parts later if there is a benefit. - Readability of code. I really like the uncluttered visual layout and the use of English keywords instead of punctuation. - The vast amount of solid libraries available. - No need for an IDE. I use emacs, but I think it's great for collaboration if everybody can start right away without having to install or buy anything (at least on systems, containing python out of the box). Not really important in a business environment, but it lowers the entry threshold for people new to the language or programming.