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Archive for March 4th, 2015

Visual Studio: Find unused code? – Stack Overflow

Posted by jpluimers on 2015/03/04

Interesting answers to Visual Studio: Find unused code? – Stack Overflow.

Using Visual Studio 2008+ to remove unused using statements
Using the [Obsolete] attribute of code you suspect is not used.
Using ReSharper
Using NDepend
Using FxCop

–jeroen

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