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Solution Explorer
The Solution Explorer helps you manage projects in your solution. Solution is a container for projects and you can have many projects in a solution. Solution Explorer lets you browse and manage those projects and files. Besides the standard commands of copying, editing, renaming and deleting items, you also have other commands available on contextual menu when right-clicking on an item.
Here is a short list of most common commands you might use: * on a Project * • Add new items to the project * • Add References * • Add existing items to the project * • Unload Project * • view / set properties of a project * • Set as StartUp Project * on a Solution * • Add New Project to the solution * • Set StartUp Projects * • Add Existing Project to the solution * on a Windows Form * • View Code * • View Designer * on any file * • Exclude from Project
Note:If you do not see Solution Explorer, you can access it from menu by going to View > Solution Explorer
Properties Window
In .NET everything has properties, from controls to classes and even files. When a control is selected in the Designer, the Properties Window will show design-time properties and events of that control which you can view and edit. With Properties Window you can also view /edit properties of project items selected in a Solution Explorer.
The property name is shown on the left side and its value is on the right side. Those values range from really simple ones like a String or Boolean, to more complex ones like drop-down lists or even dialog boxes. Properties shown in gray are read-only.
If you want to explore all available properties and methods of a particular control, use IntelliSense in the Code Editor.
What is a property? Properties are similar to fields except that you define Getter and Setter method which can contain code. For example you could add validation code or limit
The Solution Explorer helps you manage projects in your solution. Solution is a container for projects and you can have many projects in a solution. Solution Explorer lets you browse and manage those projects and files. Besides the standard commands of copying, editing, renaming and deleting items, you also have other commands available on contextual menu when right-clicking on an item.
Here is a short list of most common commands you might use: * on a Project * • Add new items to the project * • Add References * • Add existing items to the project * • Unload Project * • view / set properties of a project * • Set as StartUp Project * on a Solution * • Add New Project to the solution * • Set StartUp Projects * • Add Existing Project to the solution * on a Windows Form * • View Code * • View Designer * on any file * • Exclude from Project
Note:If you do not see Solution Explorer, you can access it from menu by going to View > Solution Explorer
Properties Window
In .NET everything has properties, from controls to classes and even files. When a control is selected in the Designer, the Properties Window will show design-time properties and events of that control which you can view and edit. With Properties Window you can also view /edit properties of project items selected in a Solution Explorer.
The property name is shown on the left side and its value is on the right side. Those values range from really simple ones like a String or Boolean, to more complex ones like drop-down lists or even dialog boxes. Properties shown in gray are read-only.
If you want to explore all available properties and methods of a particular control, use IntelliSense in the Code Editor.
What is a property? Properties are similar to fields except that you define Getter and Setter method which can contain code. For example you could add validation code or limit