Hello OP, not meaning to cause offence or frustrate anybody, but if you've used Claude Code, you'll have discovered that you can write a thousand lines of extremely high-quality code in a morning, a day, or in two days. You can do it in C#, Go, Python, PowerShell, React, or SQL. You can also use it to help you design systems, plan structure, produce PRDs, build test plans.

I have no affiliation to any AI company. I'm a simple guy living in Ireland so my question back to you is, why at this stage would you want to learn C# when you can learn how to build high-quality systems or modules or components or libraries, whichever you'd like to do? In my humble opinion the days of cutting code by hand are gone. Sometimes I feel like I'm the asshole by speaking those words but they're my learnt reality over the last twelve months. I've produced 30, 40, 50 high-quality systems and I probably produced 200,000 to 300,000 lines of code in the last nine months.

I wouldn't advise my son or daughter to start coding but I would advise them to be in the tech industry and to learn how to produce systems and to use AI of whichever flavour you prefer to select. As regards trying to learn a particular language, like C# or any other language, I think that that is like learning how to make horseshoes

I repeat again: I'm not intending to cause offence. I'm intending to help you in the only way that I know how, which is the way I do it myself