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Use folder view in Solution Explorer - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: Visual Studio 2019 Essential Training
Use folder view in Solution Explorer
- [Instructor] We've seen that the solution and project files are the primary way that we define our software projects. In reality our projects have files on the hard drive, and it can be useful to look at the folders and files. In Solution Explorer, there are several ways that we can look at the folder view. I'll start by looking at the traditional way of doing it. Pick one of the nodes in the Solution Explorer, Right click and choose Open Folder in File Explorer. Now remember, I was in the Solution node, so that's the scope of the folder that's in File Explorer. So here you can see that's that Example.sln file. I can do the same thing but for one of the projects. Before I do that, though, let's take a look at what we have in the Project. I've got a Properties folder, with an AssemblyInfo.cs file. And I've got several text files and a C# file here. So right click, do the same action. This time it's scoped to the RobotNameGenerator folder. I see all those files. If I drill down into…
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Working with files7m 1s
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Introducing projects and solutions5m 53s
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Creating projects5m 14s
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Identifying the IDE tool and document window types4m 59s
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Viewing projects and solutions in Solution Explorer2m 56s
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Use folder view in Solution Explorer2m 45s
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Use filter and scope in Solution Explorer2m 3s
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