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Asked: 2026-05-10T21:39:06+00:00

In the past I wrote most of my unit tests using C# even when

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In the past I wrote most of my unit tests using C# even when the actual software development was in another .NET language (VB.NET, C++.NET etc.) but I could use VB to get the same results. I guess the only reason I use C# is because most of the examples in the internet are written in C#.

I you use unit tests as part of .NET software development what language do you prefer to use and what is the reason you choose to use it?

I know that it depend greatly on the language of the proect under test but what I’m interested in finding out is whether there is a preference of a specific language to use while unit testing.

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  1. You should use what ever language is comfortable for your dev team.

    I don’t see what you would write your unit tests in a language other than the language that the rest of the project is written in as it would have the possibility to cause confusion, or require devs know two different languages to work on the project.

    Tests should follow the KISS principle.

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