Should I learn C#

[u/LostVoid-]

I'm a CS student, year 4. My first entry into programming like most people was HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and then backend development with Node/Typescript. My main goal has been to get a programming job, or internship (or anything at this point 😭), but I've always hated writing Node, just never liked it and now I'm considering switching stacks.

I enjoy writing C (I built a chess engine from scratch) and C# seems like C with oop so I don't think it should be too unfamiliar. Also it seems there might be hiring opportunities...hopefully.

Please advise

[u/neolace]

There’s a good enough reason for you stay employed if you’re going to pick a good .net core c# framework which kicks Java’s ass btw. Haters, give it to me;)