These shortcuts assume you have you environment configured for C# development. You probably know most, but some you won’t know. Here are some extremely helpful keyboard shortcut keys for Visual Studio 2012. IntelliSense in Visual Studio 2010 recognizes camel-casing, so if you hold down the Shift key and type the capitalized letters in the member name you want, IntelliSense will give narrow the list down to that one. You don’t have to type the whole name of the member you want. You type an object name, type a period, type the first letter of the member you want and get an IntelliSense list with lots and lots of entries.(You don’t even have to move your cursor back to the line in error). You don’t have to fiddle with the mouse to display the dropdown list of options. You’ve got an error on line and see the little red bar that marks the SmartTag that provides the options for fixing the problem.Just put your cursor somewhere in the commented block and type the uncomment chord: Ctrl+K, U.

You don’t have to select the whole commented block. You want to uncomment a block of commented code.Just leave your cursor where it is and use Ctrl+Shift+Enter (Ctrl+Enter adds a line above). You don’t have to go to the end of the line and hit the key. You want to add a blank line after the line you’re on.Here are four keyboard short cuts for things you probably do often in Visual Studio. 4 Must-Know Visual Studio Keyboard Shortcuts

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