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SharpLab reviews and mentions
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Good resources for understanding the hardware side of C#
Also you can use a c# lowering tool like this which expands some language features into more verbose code. It will show you what's actually happening when using lambdas or async etc. https://sharplab.io/
You also might find https://sharplab.io/ helpful. It shows you what your C# code compiles to.
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Playing with C# 12 & .NET 8
You could also go to https://sharplab.io/ to try things out with any installations
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Java > C-Sharp [DM]
There’s also really useful sites out there that allow you to dig super deep into what’s going on with the internals of your code. https://sharplab.io for example.
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Im a beginner in C# and wanted to practice the basics while I’m at work. Since I don’t have access to Visual Studio, I can’t tell if there are any errors. Any help?
There is also https://dotnetfiddle.net/ and https://sharplab.io/ and https://try.dot.net/
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What is a good online C# Compiler and Interpreter?
I don't know about interpreter but there are a couple online scratch-pad sites that let you write a bit of C# code and run it or inspect its compiled output. For example, https://dotnetfiddle.net and https://sharplab.io
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You need to know about BenchmarkDotNet
SharpLab is another great tool that will show you what the JIT compiler will do initially. In the case of Sqrt1, it will compile out dead code because the result of the square root isn't used so it doesn't need to run the instructions to perform the square root. So you still need to be careful with how you write your benchmarks otherwise you may not be measuring what you think you are measuring!
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Is this the best way to have a thread manager?
Pretty much everything inside your method is shared inside lambda expressions (these () => {} things). If you want to take a look at the underlaying code, take a look at https://sharplab.io
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How does C# async/await work internally?
async/await is "just" a way to write callback code after a Task is finished, in a sequential way. The await doesn't in fact wait for anything (and that's why async/await is so great). It's just a state machine, very similar to how yield works. The easiest way to find out how the magic happens is to go to sharplab.io, declare a method as async, and see what the compilator does. You'll see that the code isn't that complicated to understand (but you're happy you don't have to write it manually).
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