Both for me. It's very versatile. Using C#, I can develop applications for desktop, web, and mobile. C# and .NET Core for cross-platform work. C# and ASP.NET (MVC, Razor pages, Blazor) for web. C# and Xamarin for native iOS/Android. I haven't dabbled in it yet, but you can even use C# with Unity for game development. What's not to like? :)
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Both for me. It's very versatile. Using C#, I can develop applications for desktop, web, and mobile. C# and .NET Core for cross-platform work. C# and ASP.NET (MVC, Razor pages, Blazor) for web. C# and Xamarin for native iOS/Android. I haven't dabbled in it yet, but you can even use C# with Unity for game development. What's not to like? :)