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Can C # automatically fix a syntax case like VB.NET?

Is there a parameter that will allow C # to auto-adjust its body, similar to VB.NET. For example, when I type dim x as integerin VB.NET, it automatically converts it to dim x as integer, but C # does not do this type.

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No, because C # is case sensitive. These two statements can have completely different meanings. It would not be possible for the IDE to know what you wanted to use.

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There is something a visual studio will offer you.

, DateTime, DateTime. , ( , /), CTRL + , ( ) IntelliSense.

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#, int, float .. . String, , String, . # .

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intellisense, Visual Studio

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, IDE , , # ( ), , .

, VS2008 VS2010 , , foreach public.

  • Enter FOREACHand press the spacebar, you will getFOREACH
  • Enter PUBLICand press the spacebar, you will getPUBLIC

I use the default settings.

This is intellisense though, so if you type IF, you will getIFormatProvider

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