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In Eclipse I can create a class with stub methods auto-generated for an interface. Surely this works in Visual Studio somehow, but for the life of me, I can't figure out how...

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Yes you can. Type the interface name as usual and look for a smart tag to pop underneath the interface name. Expand that and it will give you menu options for implementing the interface.

The keyboard shortcut for this is Control + ..

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Here's a good article on the code refactoring functionality in Visual Studio 2005.

Refactoring C# Code Using Visual Studio 2005

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Type the name of the interface and either right click it (using the smart tag), or, my personal favorite, press ctrl + point. (No need to reach for the mouse ;) ).

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In vb.net you just write class name implement interface [press enter here]

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Why was this downvoted? The question does not tell what language he wanted help for and in VB.net its just a enter away!

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