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Create a console project in Visual Studio

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Create a console project in Visual Studio

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- [Instructor] For this chapter, I'll use this empty folder to create my project files. So I'm in the cloned repository, which on my computer is this vb essential training folder, then in the code folder, and then in chapter three. Real applications are comprised of many individual code files. Visual Studio uses a project-based approach, which provides a structured way to load, organize, and configure our application code and settings. When you start a new Visual Studio session, this is the start screen. We have several options for getting started. One is to create a new project. Another alternative is to open an existing project. For this example, I'll continue without code. That takes me to the main interface for Visual Studio. Now, from here to create a new project, we go to file, new, project. Each project has an important file known as the project file that contains a list of information about the project, code dependencies, build settings, and a lot more. For Visual Basic…

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