The most common 13 shortcut keys of Visual Studio

1. F5: start debugging

2. F7/Shift-F7: DisplayCodeWindow or display designer window

3. Alt-Enter: displays the attributes of the selected object (this is a common windows shortcut key, which can be used to display the attributes of directories and files)

4. F6/Shift-F6/Ctrl-shift-B: Build solution/build project/build Solution

5. Shift-alt-C: Add a class to the Project

6. CTRL-K + ctrl-C: Comment out a selection code section.

7. CTRL-K + ctrl-u: Cancel comments of a selected code

8. CTRL-M + ctrl-o/Ctrl-M + ctrl-P: fold definition/expand all code (stop outline display)

9. CTRL-M + Ctrl + M: Expand or collapse the code segment (switch to outline display)

10. CTRL-B + ctrl-T: Switch code bookmarks

11. CTRL-alt-P: Process with the Debugger Attached

12. CTRL-alt-l: Display solution Browser

13. CTRL-shift-A/alt-shift-A: add an item in the project/remove an item from the project

The above is what the original author thinks is the longest commonly used one. I think there are fewer than 13, at least I would like to add the following:

1. Forced smart sensing: Ctrl + J;

2. Force smart sensing to display the parameter information: Ctrl-shift-space;

3. format the entire block: Ctrl + K + F

4. Check matching brackets (switch between left and right brackets): Ctrl +]

5. Select the code from the cursor to the beginning (end) of the line: Shift + home (end)

6. Switch between method definition and call: Ctrl + Shift + 7 (8)

7. Set the breakpoint: F9

8. Use tab to increase indentation and SHIFT + TAB to reduce indentation.

9. format the entire code: Ctrl + k, d

10. Set bookmarks: Ctrl + B + T. Jump to bookmarks: Ctrl + B + n