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An .editorconfig file holds a project's formatting and code-style rules: indentation, var or explicit types, readonly fields, naming. Editors such as Visual Studio and VS Code read it, so everyone gets the same style, and the .NET compiler reads it for analyzer settings. dotnet new editorconfig writes Microsoft's defaults for .NET in one command. This guide creates it, explains how to read it, and shows the part most people miss: the build ignores most of it unless you ask.

Word wrap in Visual Studio Code — you will also see it called line wrap or text wrap — automatically moves long lines of code or text onto the next line instead of letting them run off the right edge. It makes files far easier to read and edit in VS Code, especially on a smaller screen.