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After using it, coming to python and not having a super easy way to work with dates is a pain.
But DateTime in dotNet have horrible timezone support. It's essentially either local timezone, not timezone or utc. And the utc part is somewhat rough. There's some datetimeoffset and the like, but they too just don't let working with timezones be easy.