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Visual Studio is a comprehensive integrated development environment (IDE) from Microsoft for building .NET, C++, Python and web applications. It provides code editing, debugging, profiling, designers and extensibility via extensions. Visual Studio supports team collaboration, testing and deployment workflows across Windows and cloud targets.
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Visual Studio is Microsoft’s integrated development environment for building, testing, and debugging applications.
Microsoft built Visual Studio as a Windows development environment and first released it in 1997. It evolved from an IDE for Microsoft technologies into an environment for multiple languages and platforms.
Project files, source, dependencies, and tools share one workspace. The editor, compiler, debugger, and test tools operate on the same project model.
Source is edited with navigation and refactoring support.
Program execution can be inspected step by step.
Build, test, and analysis features are integrated.
Visual Studio is especially suited to developing .NET, C++, and Windows applications.
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