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  1. Anyone know the shortcut for this in Visual studio 2022 C#? Because it seems to be way different, because Ctrl+D copies the entire line my cursor is at, and Ctrl+Shift+L deletes the entire line my cursor is at (actually its only Ctrl+L but its same same). I really want to learn this, it would certainly speed things up quite a lot

  2. Here is ACTUAL GOLD:

    place your cursor inside the string inside a function for example, hold shift+alt and press arrow right several times, the more you press arrow the farther out in nest-depth it selects. While honding shift+alt press arrow left to do the reverse.

  3. VSC is the WORST for making selections! I don't want VSC to be making it's own decisions about highlighting all other instances of text that I'm selecting & VSC selects more text than I the use selected. What a joke!

  4. Nice, didn't know about ctrl+d! It's hard enough to remember so many key bindings, but my wires always get crossed with the Visual Studio key bindings. Would be so cool if we could export and import key bindings between the two programs

  5. My personal favourite is ctrl+shift+down (or up) to put a cursor at multiple lines, the only annoying thing is if I overshoot, is there anyway to undo the last cursor without having to get the mouse out?

  6. If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved.❤😊❤😊❤

  7. Always wanted to learn this. Literally thought about this whilst coding in VS Code earlier. Love the shorts! Even though this one sounds like it was recorded in a public bathroom.

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