1. F5: Start Debugging
2. F7/SHIFT-F7: Show Code window or display designer window
3.alt-enter: Displays the properties of the selected object (this is a common Windows shortcut that can be used to display directory and file properties)
4.f6/shift-f6/ctrl-shift-b: Build Solution/Build project/Build Solution
5.SHIFT-ALT-C: Adding classes to your project
6.ctrl-k + ctrl-c: Comment A selection code
7.ctrl-k + ctrl-u: Uncomment a selection code
8.ctrl-m + Ctrl-o/ctrl-m + ctrl-p: Collapse define/Expand All code (stop outlining)
9.ctrl-m + ctrl+m: Expand or collapse code snippets (toggle outline display)
10.ctrl-b + ctrl-t: Toggle code Bookmarks
11.ctrl-alt-p: Attaching a debugger to a process
12.ctrl-alt-l: Display Solution Browser
13.ctrl-shift-a/alt-shift-a: Adding Items to the project/removing items from the project
Add:
1. Forced intelligent Perception: ctrl+j;
2. Forced IntelliSense display parameter information: ctrl-shift-space;
3. Format the entire block: ctrl+k+f
4. Check bracket matching (toggle between left and right brackets): Ctrl +]
5. Select the code between the start of the cursor and the Beginning (tail): Shift + Home (end)
6. Switching between method definition and call point: ctrl+shift+7 (8)
7. Set Breakpoints: F9
8. Use tab to increase indentation, shift+tab decrease Indent
9. Format the entire code: CTRL+K, D
10. Set Bookmark: ctrl+b+t, jump bookmark: ctrl+b+n
The most common shortcut keys for Visual Studio