Test Your Knowledge: Understanding ASP.NET Directory Structure
Summary
Various subdirectories are used in a typical ASP.NET program. This is a test on the basics of various subdirectories.
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Table of Contents
Two Sets of Directories About the solution file Understanding the directory structure Figure 1. ASP.NET folders with special meaning Generic Directories Solution Directory Base Directory Custom Directories Directories with Special Meaning App_Data Directory App_Code Directory Theme Directory Resources Directories App_Browsers Directory
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