There are numerous ways that Visual Studio can help you generate, fix, and refactor code.
In this article. There are numerous ways that Visual Studio can help you generate, fix, and refactor code. You can use code snippets to insert a template such as a switch block or an enum declaration. You can use Quick Actions to generate code such as classes and properties, or to introduce a local variable. You can also use Quick Actions to improve code, for example to remove. A breakpoint indicates where Visual Studio should pause your running code so you can take a look at the values of variables, or the behavior of memory, or the sequence in which code runs. In Visual Studio, you can quickly set a breakpoint by clicking in the left margin next to a line of code. Or place the cursor on a line and press F9.
Features
You can use code snippets to insert a template such as a switch block or an enum declaration.
You can use Quick Actions to generate code such as classes and properties, or to introduce a local variable. You can also use Quick Actions to improve code, for example to remove unnecessary casts and unused variables, or to add null checks before accessing variables.
You can refactor code to rename a variable, re-order method parameters, or synchronize a type with its filename, to name a few.
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Note
Each language service in Visual Studio provides its own code generation capabilities, so some features are only available in C#, and some are available in both C# and Visual Basic.
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