C# | C Sharp Keywords
Keywords are the reserved words with special meaning. They can’t be used as variables and Identifiers. If you want to use them as identifiers, you must use ‘@’ character prior to that. A list of C# Keywords is given below:
Abstract | Base | As | Bool | Break | Catch | Case |
byte | char | checked | class | const | continue | decimal |
private | Protected | public | return | readonly | ref | sbyte |
explicit | extern | false | finally | fixed | float | for |
foreach | goto | if | implicit | in | in | int |
ulong | ushort | unchecked | using | unsafe | virtual | void |
default | object | operator | out | out | override | params |
sealed | delegate | do | double | else | event | enum |
switch | short | sizeof | stackalloc | static | string | Struct |
abstract | this | throw | true | try | typeof | uint |
volatile | base | as | bool | break | catch | case |
null | while |