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C#
Also known as: C# / シーシャープ / CSharp
Microsoft's statically typed OOP language for the .NET platform. It spans web API development with ASP.NET Core, Unity game development, desktop apps, and is one of Godot's official scripting languages.
Overview
C# shares Java's design philosophy but adds garbage collection, a powerful type system, and LINQ. It is an official Godot scripting language alongside GDScript, making it familiar to game developers.
C# in Godot
Since Godot 4, full game logic can be written in C# with the .NET runtime. See Godot GDScript vs C# language guide for a comparison.
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