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Coding C# in Linux

I've Switched to Linux recently and i didn't know how to run applications. so after i did some reading i knew about mono-project and i tried it, but the problem is that it's read-only i can't even try custom inputs for my problem solving and that's totally not useful and meaningless to is there a way that i can make mono-project take inputs from
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like in windows CMD through terminal or any custom app or through monodevelop it self or i can't ?
help me with that please
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C# is a language more native to Windows, not Linux
That used to be the case, but now with .NET Core  =)
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@ankari_jimbel MonoDevelop is just for building but it doesn't run apps like visual studio does in cmd in the Console apps. checking if the code has no syntax error it's not that big deal to handle what i really miss is running the apps
It's been a while since I've used MonoDevelop, but last I recall it very much did let you run and debug the application.
does run and debug means that the program can take inputs and then make outputs ? or just checking the is the program is errorless  ?
Both.

I can check later when I get home. I'll have to install MD again.
cause when i type anycode then click Debug nothing happens it just type build successful
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