All programming languages rely on
keywords, which are words that are reserved and that you can't use for your personal needs. Knowing the keywords enables you to choose other words for your code. For example, you can't create a variable named
while because it's a C# keyword. The following table contains the C# keywords.
| abstract |
as |
base |
bool |
break |
| byte |
case |
catch |
char |
checked |
| class |
const |
continue |
decimal |
default |
| delegate |
do |
double |
else |
enum |
| event |
explicit |
extern |
false |
finally |
| fixed |
float |
for |
foreach |
goto |
| if |
implicit |
in |
int |
interface |
| internal |
is |
lock |
long |
namespace |
| new |
null |
object |
operator |
out |
| override |
params |
private |
protected |
public |
| readonly |
ref |
return |
sbyte |
sealed |
| short |
sizeof |
stackalloc |
static |
string |
| struct |
switch |
this |
throw |
true |
| try |
typeof |
uint |
ulong |
unchecked |
| unsafe |
ushort |
using |
using static |
virtual |
| void |
volatile |
while |
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