C#•10mo ago

Setting up C# in VSCODE

I have just started learning C#, and I am following the w3 tutorial. On the installation (https://www.w3schools.com/cs/cs_getstarted.php) of VSCODE, it wants me to choose the .NET workload. However, I have previously installed VSC for python and so I am wondering how I could change/choose the .NET workload, and whether or not it will impact my programs in python? Thanks

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SinFluxx•10mo ago

They're walking through setting up Visual Studio there, not vscode

i like chatgpt•10mo ago

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/csharp

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Jimmacle•10mo ago

like the others said, VS and VS Code are entirely different programs

mtreit•10mo ago

Using Visual Studio is recommended over VSCode for C# programming, especially for beginners. There are free versions of Visual Studio that have everything you need.

1314nenonOP•10mo ago

Ah I see, thanks guys

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