C# Scripting
C# Scripting refers to the use of C# as a scripting language, typically for automation, rapid prototyping, or embedded scripting scenarios, often leveraging tools like Roslyn scripting APIs or .NET Interactive. It allows developers to write and execute C# code dynamically without compiling full applications, enabling interactive development and task automation. This approach is commonly used in game development (e.g., Unity), build systems, and data analysis environments.
Developers should learn C# Scripting for scenarios requiring quick iteration, such as automating repetitive tasks in .NET environments, creating custom scripts in game engines like Unity, or performing ad-hoc data processing in tools like Jupyter notebooks with .NET Interactive. It's particularly useful when you need the power of a statically-typed language like C# but with the flexibility of a script, avoiding the overhead of full project compilation for small tasks.