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Using Visual Studio .NET: IntelliSense and DebuggingSince you're going to be stuck using Visual Studio .NET anyway, at least for this edition of the .NET Compact Framework, you might as well get familiar with some of the features it provides. A lot of the things in Visual Studio .NET are targeted at database development, Web development, and other projects very different from .NET Compact Framework programming, but there are at least two features beyond the basic code entry and compilation which are well worth learning: IntelliSense, which helps you type correct code, and the debugging features, which can help you sort out what's going on when your program logic doesn't behave as expected.
If you've used Visual Studio .NET before, this chapter may not be very exciting to you. Feel free to skip around.
IntelliSense
IntelliSense is a feature Microsoft provides to help you navigate through the ever-growing number of methods and parameters in their libraries and the code you write yourself. Thanks to IntelliSense, whenever you type an object or variable name it recognizes and type a period, you'll get a menu of choices that Visual Studio .NET thinks might be appropriate there. Type the first few letters, and IntelliSense will show you the possibilities corresponding to what you typed. Hit the space bar (or any other key that isn't allowed in a variable, property, or method name, and it will fill in the rest for you. You can also summon IntelliSense with keyboard combinations, or use the Edit > IntelliSense menu to request particular assistance.
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