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C#. Strong core, a lot of convenience extensions, extensive ecosystem, great docs, great IDE (VS) with suggestions, refacs, lingers, etc.
C# is still my favorite. I've been pushed back into a C++ project recently and it's just painful.
I live on the C++ side and I find C# painful, I think it's just a matter of familiarity.