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Asked: 2026-05-15T03:02:50+00:00

My common scenario: I have a web app and a test project in the

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My common scenario: I have a web app and a test project in the same solution. Maybe I’m missing something, but I can’t test methods/snippets from the Immediate Window regardless of which project. MSDN alleges you can’t use syntax like

?TestMethod123(args)

from the Immediate Window while in web type project. So, why can’t I throw a method in my test project (same solution, mind you) without the [TestMethod] attribute and get some output there?

Often, I find myself needing to quickly test the output (read: Console output) of a few lines of code, but it doesn’t merit a whole unit test, or I don’t want to clutter my pretty test project with junk code I don’t initially understand in the first place. Does Visual Studio provide a way for me to quickly test code snippets?

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  1. Editorial Team

    For quick-and-dirty checking of some dubious code I use the Snippet Compiler, which works wonderfully for that purpose.

    For running a single or just a few unit tests, I would recommend using Resharper, or TestDriven.NET. They are both commercial solution, but both are well worth the bucks, especially if used in a professional environment.

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