Visual Studio's code snippets are a really nice utility that can help you write your code faster by
automatically inserting various common code constructs like control flow constructs,
LINQ queries or interfaces.
You can insert a code snippet in three ways:
- By pressing CTRL+K followed by CTRL+X
- By right-clicking at the position where you want your code snippet inserted and choosing the option "Insert Code Snippet"
- By going to the "Edit" menu, choosing the "Intellisense" option and then "Insert Code Snippet"
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Inserting a code snippet using method 2 |
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Inserting a code snippet using method 3 |
In practice, you will observe that the fastest method for inserting is method 1 (especially if you write C# code).
After you started the insertion you simply
navigate through the menu using TAB until you find the snippet
you want.
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