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I’m learning C#, but the fact that it requires and IDE with a compiler makes things a bit more difficult. The main computer I have access to is my school computer that I don’t have admin rights on. Is there any way I can put a C# IDE / Compiler on there without requiring admin rights?
Please keep in mind that I want to be able to develop at home with VS C# 2010 and carry the project over to my school computer.
C# does not require any IDE. Compiler (csc.exe) is part of .Net Framework and you can use it as long as machine have a version of .Net installed.
I.e. for 2.0 path to the compiler is
%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\csc.exe
You can run it from command line (Start->run->cmd) and see options like “csc /?”.