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Asked: 2026-06-05T14:45:42+00:00

I’m often in the need of debugging/testing my code or a small part of

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I’m often in the need of debugging/testing my code or a small part of it.

One way to go is of course to run the application I am developing, or when developing a class library creating a small test application.

Another way is to create a unit test just for debugging purpose and run it in Visual Studio.

But what if when I don’t want to write additional code (like disposable unit tests) and I don’t want to start the whole application (takes some time to start and to navigate to the code I want to debug)?

Is there a way to run a small portion of code in Visual Stuio respectively interpret C# code?

EDIT

I know about LINQPad.

But sometimes I want to know e.g. how an Form looks like while running or if a component is able to talk to a database. So LINQPad does not suit my needs in those cases…

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  1. Editorial Team

    I use linqpad http://www.linqpad.net/ for quick testing of c# code.

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