.NET Playground

A small sandbox for trying out C#, F#, or general .NET snippets, testing ideas, and exploring features. This space is for experimentation, not polished production code.

Features

• Minimal structure
• Quick experiments with the .NET SDK
• Space for isolated console apps
• Room for standalone .cs, .fs, or .vb files
• Can grow into multi-language .NET tests if needed

Getting Started

1. Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/QuantumJunction/DotNetPlayground.git
cd DotNetPlayground

2. Create a new console project

dotnet new console -o experiments/exp1

3. Run the project

dotnet run --project experiments/exp1

Structure

/
├── experiments/        # Small .NET console apps or tests
│   ├── exp1/
│   │   └── Program.cs
│   └── exp2/
├── scratch/            # Standalone .cs / .fs / .vb files
├── utils/              # Reusable helpers
├── LICNESE
└── README.md

Usage

Run a project

dotnet run --project experiments/<project>

Run a standalone C# script (optional)

dotnet script scratch/<file>.cs

Run tests (if test projects exist)

dotnet test

Guidelines

• Keep experiments isolated
• Remove anything that’s just noise
• Put reusable helpers into utils/