Fellow C# programmers, how often do you use #region in your projects and how important do you think it is?

I have found myself using it increasingly. It works great for me and I feel that I can structure my code better.

Never use it and why pollute ur source with this?, It can make u toggle/collapse in some editor for sure but is not that important.

There is the opinion that #region just gives you a better feeling when writing bad code.
Like: oh, this method is 100 lines long. Maybe I should refactor it.... Or I wrap some of it in regions and dont have to see that shit code ever again.

Imo there is no reason to ever use region.

@danielspaniol also, it just piss of people that using another text editor that didnt know how to deal with #region 😂

@danielspaniol While doing game projects in school I mainly use the monogame framework. Region is a bless since it lets me hide big chunks of initializing code. Call it bad code, call it what you want. It helps me very much.

Use it for function grouping.

Used it in the past. Its one more layer of structure , which can help to deal with the code or make it more complex. I prefer to make the classes themselves simpler. Cases were i often thought "hey, region would help my structure it" were often classes that I'm not really happy with.

I like it when I do game development with unity , but I never use it while developing UWP or WPF applications or Class libraries ...

our team rule is: when you need regions, your file/class is too large (we added StyleCop rules for such things - so it throws an info in VS when regions are used)

I really like them. Working on a huge project with some very large files that have some very large methods - regions are great for skipping over giant blocks you know you're not going to need to look at.
Also I like having related methods close to each other.

I use it alot keeps code easy to find