Many beginners are not familiar with the related operations of Visual Studio custom code snippets. The following editor will specifically explain the detailed steps about Visual Studio custom code snippets. I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. Take the foreach statement to see what the code segment is. Type a few letters in foreach and the smart prompt will appear. Select foreach, press two Tab keys, and the entire code will be displayed. Press the Tab key again to jump to the place that needs to be modified, and finally press Enter. This is where code snippets come in.

2. Take a look at how the foreach code snippet is defined. Click "Tools", "Code Snippet Manager", find foreach in the C# language, and you can see in which file it is stored.

3. Open the file and look at the structure inside. The actual definition syntax is XML.

4. We can copy such a file and define the code snippets we need. Suppose there is the following code that is often written in actual projects. We need to distinguish which part of the code is fixed and which part needs to be modified during use.

5. Imitate the code snippet definition of foreach and compare it with the actual effect to know how it should be defined. We copy a file and modify it.

6. After defining, save, open the code snippet manager, click Import, and import the file you just defined.

7. Now let’s use it and see the effect. Enter test and a smart prompt will appear. Press the Tab key twice and the required code will be displayed.

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