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Supplying XML Code Comments

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You can make the comments in source code files available as IntelliSense. When you add the /doc switch to the Visual Basic, C#, or C++ compiler command line, an .xml file is generated that serves as the basis for IntelliSense documentation.

For more information about documenting code in Visual Basic, see How to: Create XML Documentation.

For more information about documenting code in C#, see XML Documentation Comments.

For more information about documenting code in C++, see Comments and XML Documentation.

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Using IntelliSense