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HI Guys.
I wrote a program and now i want to know how many line of codes are there in my program.
is there any way to find it???
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you can go to a particular by pressing ctrl+g
 
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siasalar 27-Nov-12 4:15am    
tnx sir , yes but Ctrl+g just show lines for current form not for all of program.
Mohd. Mukhtar 27-Nov-12 4:29am    
Hi,

You can use below links for the shortcut for VS.
http://www.dotnet-tricks.com/Tutorial/visualstudio/DEI8040212-Visual-Studio-2008,-2010,-2011,-2012-Keyboard-Shortcuts-Keys.html

http://www.dofactory.com/ShortCutKeys/ShortCutKeys.aspx

And if you want to know number of line in particular file go to end of the line and put the cursor at the end of line. You can see the total line of code in that file into the footer line of VS.
siasalar 27-Nov-12 4:48am    
very good,tanks alot sir.
There are various tools available for counting the lines of code: Count Lines Of Code[^].

Including a built-in tools in Visual Studio (2008/2010): How to Count the Lines of Code (LOC) in your application using Visual Studio[^]
 
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