RoslynPad VS Visual Studio Code

Also check out free open source alternative RoslynPad. https://roslynpad.net/

There is an alternative of LinqPad. It does not have a lot of features, but it is good enough for testing code snippets.

https://github.com/roslynpad/roslynpad

First - follow instruction in official Git account https://github.com/roslynpad/roslynpad:

Sometimes i use roslynpad to check some code sentences quickly at my work. I think u could use it for practise, its a really simple C# editor. https://roslynpad.net/

RoslynPad is similar but not quite as good. https://roslynpad.net/

RoslynPad:

if you clone roslynpad (https://github.com/aelij/RoslynPad) you can find samples. It already deploys with Roslyn (the runtime C# compiler) which helps a bit with integration.

There is RoslynPad but you have to build yourself on Mac OS.

What an old issue of VS Code! See this 6-year-old issue.

An IDE installed like Visual Studio Code

Which looks like the last picture in this comment: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/36512#issuecommen...

Just be prepared to experiment a lot, VSCode's (Electron's?) font handling is buggy.

Why are font features so difficult to support correctly?

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