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What files are in the new project - Visual Basic Tutorial
From the course: Visual Basic Essential Training
What files are in the new project
- [Instructor] What files were created for our console application? You can see two files in here. There's also an OBJ folder. Let's start by looking at program.vb. You can see it over here in Notepad. This is the main entry point of our application. It contains the code that gets executed when we run the project. What we can see here is there's a sub. This is a section of code that'll get run when we execute the application, and within the sub main is one line of code that writes the string Hello World to the console. There's also this file, FirstApp.vbproj, that's this file here. This is a project file that contains metadata about the project such as its dependencies, the target framework, and any build configurations. So let's see what we see in here. It's configured to use target framework of .NET 9. That's the most recent version of .NET that I have on this computer, and that's the default for the .NET new command. I could have specified another target framework when I created…
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Chapter roadmap4m 33s
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Set up the tools1m 45s
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