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I`m a new guy to c# and I try to add a some code to a certain class in my c# project in order to remove some characters from a string. These lines of codes are not executed at run time and the debugger steps over it.So,
1) How to make the new lines added to an existing project execute?
2) Is there a property in Visual studio 2005 that prevents developers from changing existing code?
3) Is it some Property related to the c# project that specifies a privilege of code change?
Check to make sure you are not returning the a value before the added lines. If you hit a return prior to getting to those new lines that will exit the function and your new code will never execute.