While going through the Understand the .NET debugger in Visual Studio Code section of one of the learning modules from MSFT Docs, I came across the following statement:
Global variables are accessible from everywhere in your program. System objects from the JavaScript runtime are also included, so don’t be surprised if you see a lot of stuff in there.
Where does the JavaScript runtime come into picture while compiling and executing C# code?
There has been no mention of the JSRE in any of the previous learning modules, rather it talked about the .NET runtime environment and the .NET compiler.
>Solution :
Where does the JavaScript runtime come into picture while compiling and executing C# code?
It doesn’t. — Well exceptions are everywhere Blazor, WebAssemblies, SignalR.
The article is about the debugger – which is apparently capable of fetching data from multiple sources for convenience.
I must say I haven’t debugged JavaScript with that particular debugger – I mainly stick to Visual Studio. I am curious to see what it can do. If it doesn’t work: it must be a typo.