C# better environment?
Is there a more user-friendly environment for C# than Visual Studio?
Is there a more user-friendly environment for C# than Visual Studio?
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Hello, I have a problem. I need a list like this: [["","","",],["","","",],["","","",]] How can I generate them? So: feld = [[""]*3]*3 somehow it doesn't work.
Hello, I'm not very good at any programming language (we're learning Kotlin at school, but only the absolute basics), and I want to program an app. The app should be designed to send reminders when plants need watering. Which programming language is best suited for this?
I know this is a lot to ask, but I have to do an Arduino project for school. I wanted to build and program the project from the YouTube video "Looping Louie Extreme – Arduino Mega – Final Version". The creator of the video was kind enough to include the code in the video description….
Could someone explain this code to me, the part that says: for(int i=0;i<6;i++){ (I don't understand much about Arduino but I would really like to understand this calculation) float source voltage=5.0; int AnalogPin=6; int R1=1500.0; //This is where the resistance value goes long measured value; float voltageR2; float resistance; Measured value=0; for(int i=0;i<6;i++){ //U=R*I calculate…
We need to draw creative "loops." In the command line, you can see what I can enter. Which values will produce something creative that will impress the teacher and not just be a boring loop? In addition to the formula a=av, we also have a=a*3 (line 18).
How more user-friendly? Rider from JetBrains is quite well known, but that’s what’s going to cost and if you find it better now, it’s also a matter of taste.
Better than VS?
You could try Sublime with OmniSharp and build your own build setup. This is anndy, but better and slimmer.
Otherwise, in VS you have everything you need in C# or .NET.
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It’s a taste, but I’m not going to call VSC more user-friendly than VS. In VSC you have to create everything possible like project, project builds (can also be configured as a task) and much more about the .NET CLI, which is significantly less user-friendly.