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  1. Windows

Compile Code

There are a few ways you can compile code. All the options are available if it is your system; however, if you are trying to compile code on a target system, you are limited to what is available on that system. You may get lucky and have Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio, but in all reality you will be limited to just having access to csc.exe (Visual C# Command-Line Compiler)

csc.exe

This is a commandline tool that you can use to compile C# code.

 &"C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\csc.exe" /t:exe /out:"<Location to exe>" "C:\<Location to .cs file"
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