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Run the example code from Visual Studio

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Run the example code from Visual Studio

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- [Narrator] Now that we've compiled the code, we can run the console application. I could go out to the File Explorer and find the executable there. I can also see the executable in the Solution Explorer by turning on show all files, click this button here, and then our executable is in this bin directory. It's in a subfolder called Debug. Now why it's in this folder is because there's two choices by default for compiling our code. I can do a debug build or a release build. The default is a debug build. That means the executable gets placed in the Debug folder, and then below that is the .net8.0 folder. That's because I chose to compile this to .net8, and inside this is the executable. There it is. Now I could run it from here, but rather than having to use the Solution Explorer and drill down to the correct folder, I can just run it directly from the Debug menu. I'll choose Start Without Debugging. The important word in that menu is start. In other words, run the executable. So…

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