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@lawrencedoliveiro9104 Dotnet is good for userspace programs because the runtime is shipped with Windows, it's decently fast, has automatic memory management, and a nice combination of features from various paradigms. However, cross-platform development is harder because then you have to tell your users they need to install the runtime, and additionally programs in .NET are not exactly fast or lightweight. That's why in systems programming languages like C or C++ are likely to yield better results. Note however that C++ has so many features you're going to have to provide some strict guidelines to keep it from becoming a mess, and C to some extent has the opposite problem. Hence I would expect C# to be cheaper in the end if it can do the job. P.S. The restriction of extension method definitions to static classes sucks.
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