Why do I have Sql Express installed with Visual Studio when I already have Microsoft Sql Server Developer?

What benefit do I get from installing Sql Express with Visual Studio (2010) when I already have Microsoft Sql Server Developer (2008)?

The only advantage I can imagine is that I can develop for any platform without worrying about which ones I installed. Is there any actual negative damage to uninstalling Sql Server Express (specifically, an instance of SqlExpress) from my development machine?

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