You can directly add ASP.NET folders during Visual Studio programming and development. So what do the options for adding folders mean? Let’s introduce it in detail below.
1. Open the Visual Studio software and create a website.
2. Right-click on the created website and select Add---->Add ASP.NET folder.
3. The first option Bin contains the compiled assembly required by the program.
4. The second option App.Code means that it contains the original code of the class used by the page.
5. Option App.GlobalResources, contains resources compiled into an assembly with global scope.
6. The App.LocalResources option contains resources associated with a specific page user control or master page in the application.
7. The App.WebReferences option contains application protocol files, architecture files and discovery document files used to define web applications used in the application.
8. The option App_Data is used to store data files.
9. App_Browsers option, contains the browsing definition file used by ASP.NET to identify individual browsers and determine their functions.
10. The last option theme contains a collection of files used to define the appearance of ASP.NET web pages and controls.
The above is a tutorial on the analysis of various options for adding ASP.Net folders in Visual Studio. I hope you like it. Please continue to pay attention to the new webmaster website.
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