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Examine the template structure and code - Visual Basic Tutorial
From the course: Visual Basic Essential Training
Examine the template structure and code
- [Instructor] Let's look at two areas in Visual Studio. On the left side of the screen is the code editor, and on the right side of the screen by default is the solution explorer. If you don't see the solution explorer, you can go to view and select this item at the top. The solution explorer is very similar to the file explorer. It's showing us the relevant files for this project. In fact, you can see the one-to-one relationship. If you look in file explorer, you see there's a file called VBEssential.sln. That's equivalent to this item at the top of the solution explorer. Below that is a node called simple console. If you look inside this folder, there's a file called SimpleConsole.vbproj, that's the equivalent of this node, and then there's one code file, the program.vb. These are the same files that were created when we were in the command line. That's because Visual Studio uses the same .net commands to create the project. There are the other folders we talked about in the last…
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Optimize the Visual Studio settings1m 55s
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Create a console project in Visual Studio4m 2s
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Examine the template structure and code1m 45s
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How the editor enhances our code3m
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