The great thing about Unity's Visual Studio support is the code help tool (sometimes called intelli sense). It works pretty good, it has decent syntax highlighting and a lot of customization options like auto completion.
Visual studio is a decent alternative to Mono. Most of the programmers that use a Windows operating system usually have Visual Studio installed, which should be detected by Unity automatically. Note: if your editor is not in the list, just select Browse. After selecting the editor, try to save the scene and restart Unity until it works properly (this is still buggy sometimes). Here we can select one of the editors that Unity detected automatically. If we want Unity to use a different script editor, all we have to do is go to Edit in the top menu, then select Preferences and then go to External Tools: The default script editor that comes with Unity is Mono: In case you are wondering what a script editor is: it's what Unity opens when double clicking a script. This short article explains how to change the script editor and introduces a few alternatives to Mono. Even though Unity comes with a decent script editor (Mono), a lot of people like to use another one instead.
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