GitHub repository: shrutipoddar/Hello-World
Primary language: C#
Description: Searching for what you’re looking for in millions of lines of code can be pretty daunting. This wiki lists several functionalities to help users find everything easily and getting to it quickly. You may launch search from the 'Search' hub or using the search box on the 'Code/Explorer' tab within a project.  Query Syntax  Start searching for code using simple word queries. To further expand or narrow down your queries use the advanced search features described below. Wildcard Search  Use * as part of the search text to return results containing exact matches of the search text, as well as results that contains the search string and any number of other characters in place of *. It may be used in the start, middle or end of the string. Using ? in a search string returns only results that contain the search string with one additional character in place of ?. Wildcard * is helpful when you remember one of the folder/file names of the path you want to search in but not the complete tree. Operators  Narrow down or expand your search results by creating logical expressions using operators. By default, words in a search are combined with an AND operator. Query parts can be grouped to operate as a single unit separate from the rest of the query by putting parentheses around an expression like in a mathematical equation or logic statement. The following operators are supported. Searching for what you’re looking for in millions of lines of code can be pretty daunting. This wiki lists several functionalities to help users find everything easily and getting to it quickly. You may launch search from the 'Search' hub or using the search box on the 'Code/Explorer' tab within a project. Logical statement. Searching again is very tough