With .NET 10, you can just create an app.cs file and run it—no setup required. See it in action.

Stop bending over backwards to please Python kiddies. .NET was built for serious, enterprise-grade engineering, not for hobby scripts in app.cs. We don’t need dumbed-down syntax to compete with toy languages. .NET is powerful because it’s structured, scalable, and strong, not because it mimics Python. Stop chasing trends. Lead. Don't follow.

So ... many programming languages have over complicate almost everything for years and now ... a little step in simplicity seems a revolution? Wow, it seems you have hired someone from Apple Marketing. Anyway better late than never.

But it doesn't reduce the learning curve it hides it.

@fkadev

It has already reached the maturity of an average language in 2005, cheer up, you're almost there!

That's fine. But, like, I'd never want to do that.

why pushing harder to be pythonish language that's not needed for the enterprise environment.

Isn’t that accomplished 50 years ago with C ?

Linqpad is in shambles

the 3 seconds to run a hello world needs to be improved...