What is a CS file
Files with the CS extension contain source code written in the object-oriented programming language C#. It is commonly used with Microsoft's .NET Framework. The files are used for application development. Those applications can range from simple desktop applications to more complex programs, all developed using C# as the prime programming language.
The main association of CS files is with Microsoft's Visual C# program which is part of Microsoft Visual Studio. Other, third-party programs that support syntax highlighting can view CS files as well. To properly run a CS file, it has first to be compiled.
Here's a small, but not exhaustive list of programs that can open CS documents:
- Adobe Dreamweaver (Windows & Mac)
- ES-Computing EditPlus (Windows)
- IC Code SharpDevelop (Windows)
- Microsoft Visual Studio (Windows)
- MonoDevelop (Windows, Mac & Linux)
- Notepad++ (Windows)
