What are the Visual Studio shortcut keys?
Today, I will talk to you about what Visual Studio shortcuts are, which may not be well understood by many people. In order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following contents for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.
Project-related shortcut keys
Ctrl + Shift + B = build project
Ctrl + Alt + L = display Solution Explorer (solution Explorer)
Shift + Alt+ C = add a new class
Shift + Alt + A = add a new project to the project
Edit related keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl + Enter = insert a blank line on the current line
Ctrl + Shift + Enter = insert a blank line below the current line
Ctrl + Spacebar = done automatically using IntelliSense (IntelliSense)
Alt + Shift + arrow keys (←, ↑, ↓, →) = Select a custom part of the code
Ctrl +} = match braces, braces
Ctrl + Shift +} = Select text within matching parentheses, parentheses
Ctrl + Shift + S = Save all files and projects
Ctrl + K ·Ctrl + C = comment the selected line
Ctrl + K ·Ctrl + U = uncomment the selected line
Ctrl + K Magee Ctrl + D = align all codes correctly
Shift + End = Select the entire row from beginning to end
Shift + Home = Select the entire row from end to end
Ctrl + Delete = Delete all words to the right of the cursor
Navigation related keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl + Up/Down = scroll the window without moving the cursor
Ctrl +-= move the cursor to its previous position
Ctrl + = move the cursor to the next location
F12 = go to definition
Debug related keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl + Alt + P = attach to the process
F10 = debugging single step execution
F5 = start debugging
Shift + F5 = stop debugging
Ctrl + Alt + Q = add Quick match
F9 = set or delete breakpoints
Search for related keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl + K Ctrl + K = bookmark the current line
Ctrl + K Ctrl + N = navigate to the next bookmark
Ctrl +. = if you type a class name such as Collection and the namespace import is incorrect, the shortcut combination will be automatically inserted into the import
Ctrl + Shift + F = find in the file
Shift + F12 = find all references
Ctrl + F = Show find dialog box
Ctrl + H = Show replace dialog box
Ctrl + G = Jump to line number or line
Ctrl + Shift + F = find references to selected items throughout the solution
These are all the shortcut keys for Visual Studio
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