What are the key differences between `csvde` and `ldifde` for AD information gathering?

Both `csvde` and `ldifde` are built-in Windows tools that export Active Directory data. The main difference is the output format: `csvde` produces CSV files that can be opened in Excel, while `ldifde` produces LDIF files viewable in notepad. Their syntax and filtering capabilities are very similar—for instance, `ldifde -r "(&(objectCategory=computer))" -f machine.txt` exports all computers. Both are trusted by most antivirus because they are native Windows utilities.