>>9630785Learning to code is a lot more than just learning the language, its about understanding concepts, applying patterns, learning the ecosystem and then applying it to the problem you are trying to solve.
I'm an experienced C/C++, Java and JS/TS dev and can make virtually anything with these languages, the toolchains and ecosystem within those. I would struggle to make anything advanced with C# even if I know the language, because it would take me months to learn all the minor nuances of the language and learn the ecosystem (i get a headache everytime I have to touch .net). It's nothing wrong with the language or its featured frameworks, it's just that it takes months and years to be efficient with them.
The same would be true if you flip it around, a Python dev with no webdev experience would find making a react + redux or angular app overwhelming without months of experience. Even moving between C and C++ who are deceptively similar can be really hard without a lot of experience
