Community

Start a Thread


Notifications
Subscribe You’re not receiving notifications from this thread.

c# converter

General • Asked about 4 years ago by Herbert

Herbert Commented on Jun 29, 2021:

Are there any good javascript to c# converter, and vise versa, available to assist with completing the questions?

Marilyn K Commented on Jun 09, 2022:

Hello herbert, this is Marilyn K from the US. There are so many converter available there but most common converter is Unity Converter which is best for java script to C# converter when i was in INFOSEC institute i used to convert my java file to C# from this converter so it would really helpful for you.

Gavin Flannery Commented on Jan 24, 2023:

E-commerce Expert – Gavin Flannery
https://issuu.com/gavinjohnflannery/docs/gavinjohnflannery-entrepreneurandmarketing_e

Dessert Cups Commented on Apr 11, 2023:

Get a great deal on [url=https://dessertcups.store/]Reusable or Disposable Cups[/url]. Click here right now to buy!

Kef Roldan Commented on Jun 01, 2023:

Hiii Guys, Take charge of your health conveniently and affordably with 24-7 Labs!

Website: https://24-7labs.com/

Arete Food Trailers Commented on Jun 30, 2023:

Arete Food Trailers: Elevate Your Mobile Food Business with Style and Durability
https://www.yelp.com/biz/arete-food-trailers-texas-dallas-2

Ben Commented on Jul 12, 2025:

Most of this thread looks like spam. Please don’t post ads.

On the actual question: there isn’t a reliable “JavaScript ↔ C#” automatic converter. The languages run on different runtimes and idioms, so converters either don’t exist or produce brittle code. Better options:

  • C# to the browser: Blazor (runs C# via WebAssembly), or Bridge.NET (compiles C# to JS).
  • Use JS from .NET: ClearScript or Jint (host/interpret JS inside C#). Not a conversion.
  • Unity note: “UnityScript” wasn’t real JavaScript and it’s deprecated; any “Unity converter” is Unity-specific and not a general JS↔C# tool.

If you’re doing algorithm questions, write pseudocode first and then implement in each language. It’s usually faster and you’ll actually learn the patterns.

What’s your target environment (browser, Node, Unity, .NET backend)? That will narrow the advice.