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Coding Aids

Visual Studio 2010

The Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE) provides tools to help you create, navigate, and modify code.

Using IntelliSense: Describes the features of IntelliSense, a technology that displays language references as you type.
Generate From Usage: Describes how to generate a stub for an undefined class, constructor, method, property, field, or enum.
How to: Display Definitions for Code Elements: Explains how to display the definition of a symbol in a code file stored in, or referenced by, the active project.
Creating and Using IntelliSense Code Snippets: Shows how to insert ready-made snippets of code into project files.

Editing Text, Code, and Markup: Contains links to topics about how to identify, mark, and modify project code.
Editing Resources: Shows how to add new resources to projects, and how to modify resources by using an appropriate resource editor.
Customizing the Editor: Describes how to customize the editor by setting editor options.
Navigating Through Code: Shows how to use Find and Replace, Bookmarks, and the Task List and Error List to locate lines of code.
Using the Toolbox: Shows how to use the Toolbox and the Add Item dialog box to add controls and components to your code.
Viewing Classes, Members, and Symbols: Shows how to use these tools to browse hierarchies of used and available symbols and resources.
Designing and Viewing Classes and Types: Describes how to use Class Designer to design, view, and refactor classes and other types.

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