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Run the example code from Visual Studio - Visual Basic Tutorial
From the course: Visual Basic Essential Training
Run the example code from Visual Studio
- [Instructor] During a successful build, one or more .NET executable files are created on your hard drive. By default, they are placed in this location. Go over here to the File Explorer, go into the bin folder, bin standing for binary, and then the Debug folder. And there are the files that were created during the build process. Of course, there is an .exe file here, this is the one that we'll use to run the application. There's also a .config file, a .pdb file, and an .xml file. The .pdb file is important when we debug the application because it contains what are called debug symbols. The observant among you might have noticed that these files also appeared over here. That's because I left the Show All Files button enabled. So I can see the bin folder here, and the Debug folder. And there's the .exe file and all the other files. The .xml file does not show up in here. I'll go over to the File Explorer, select all the…
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Optimize the Visual Studio settings2m 14s
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Create Console project in Visual Studio2m 29s
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Examine the template structure and code2m 44s
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Edit the code3m 51s
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Compile the project code1m 58s
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Run the example code from Visual Studio2m 49s
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