- Visual Basic comments are started by the apostrophe character. Anything else is considered to be code and will be passed through to the compiler. And in the case of /, // etc will be thrown out as syntax errors. If you do not like this construct you can always switch to C, C, C# etc.
- Visual Studio Code is a streamlined code editor with support for development operations like debugging, task running, and version control. It aims to provide just the tools a developer needs for a quick code-build-debug cycle and leaves more complex workflows to fuller featured IDEs, such as Visual Studio IDE.
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Lgbtqia+ folx. Visual Studio for Mac makes it straightforward to select, cut, copy, and paste sections of your code. Rectangular blocks of code can be highlighted and selected by using the Option + Drag command on the code block. The formatting within this block selection is retained when pasting the block.
Block selections can also be edited to modify text on multiple lines at once. A zero-width block selection can be used to place the caret in front of many lines at once, and allows typing identical text on multiple lines:
Visual Studio Code Comment Line Mac
See also
Comment Uncomment Shortcut In Visual Studio
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Visual Studio Comment Block Shortcut
Most code editors support snippets out of the box. The code editor I will use to showcase snippets is Visual Studio Code (VS Code), the most popular editor of the day. Also, there are some 'text expander' apps that allow you to use snippets globally (across all apps). #commentcodeblock #codeblock #commentvisualbasicComment Code Block in Visual studioKeyboard Shortcut to comment code block in visual studio. It’s fairly easy to place a comment on a single method with Visual Studio. Just type /// (”’ for VB) above the method, property, or class, and Visual Studio puts a template-based XML comment block in there for you! All you have to do is fill in some details.