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#region Constructors

public Car()

{ ... }

public Car (int currSp, string petName)

{ ... }

#endregion

#region Properties

public int Speed

{ ... }

public string Name

{ ... }

#endregion

}

When you place your mouse cursor over a collapsed region, you are provided with a snapshot

of the code lurking behind (see Figure 12-8).

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Figure 12-8.

Regions at work

Conditional Code Compilation

The next batch of preprocessor directives (#if, #elif, #else, #endif) allows you to conditionally

compile a block of code, based on predefined symbols. The classic use of these directives is to

identify a block of code that is compiled only under a debug (rather than a release) build:

class Program

{

static void Main(string[] args)

{

#region Print machine info under DEBUG build