Separate code regions using Sublime Text 3

Question

In the Visual Studio there is a resource called Directive #Region , a resource that collects and hides code sections.

Example

static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            #region MyRegion1 
            //My code Here
            #endregion MyRegion1

            #region MyRegion2
            //My code Here
            #endregion MyRegion2

            #region MyRegion3
            //My code Here
            #endregion MyRegion3
        }

Upshot

Is there a similar feature for Sublime Text 3 ?

Answer 1

Stringnome, the same feature is available in Sublime Text 3.

The difference in usage is that the sublime only identifies blocks of code with the # in front if the line identifying the block (#block) is not indented.

I tested it here and it worked!