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Choose a startup project - Visual Basic Tutorial
From the course: Visual Basic Essential Training
Choose a startup project
- [Narrator] When you have more than one project in a Visual Studio solution, you need to think about what happens when you start a debugging session or run the application from within Visual Studio. By default, only one of these three projects will start and run with the debugger attached. This is called the startup project, and it's indicated in the Solution Explorer with the bold text. Right now, SimpleConsole is the startup project, that means if I go to Debug, Start Debugging, it'll run the console application. I'll switch and make SimpleWpf my start-up by right-clicking on it and choosing Set as StartUp Project. And then I'll go to the Debug menu and pick this top item. Now before I do that I want you to visualize in your mind what do you think will show up on the screen when I run this debugging session. You ready? I get a window. There is something interesting about this window that you don't see typically…
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What applications can you create?2m 13s
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Add additional projects to the solution2m 31s
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Review the Visual Studio Project template code3m 33s
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Choose a startup project3m 8s
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Work with a Windows UI project3m 48s
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Add click event handler code3m 13s
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Add TextChanged event handler code2m 21s
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