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Using Code Shortcuts in Visual Studio 2017

Using Code Shortcuts

While this feature isn’t exclusive to Visual Studio 2017, it certainly is very useful. I continually find myself modifying a specific section of code in a very large project. It sure is a pain having to sift through lines of code to find that specific code again. This is where using code shortcuts can come in very handy. From the Task List I can view my shortcuts and double click on one to go directly to the code I need to be at.

To open up the Task List, type Ctrl+W+T or go to the View menu item, and select Task List from there. I love productivity tips like this.


Dirk Strauss

As a seasoned software developer with a long-standing career in C# and Visual Studio, I have had the privilege of working with a number of companies and learning from some of the most talented individuals in the industry. In addition to my professional experience, I have authored multiple books on topics such as C#, Visual Studio, and ASP.NET Core. My passion for programming is unwavering, and I am dedicated to staying current with the latest technology and sharing my expertise with others.