Project directory

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I'm new to C#. I was wondering what exactly the phrase project directory means, and where it is located?

Posted 28-Oct-10 3:03am

Chirry

Updated 28-Oct-10 4:06am

Nish Nishant

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Chirry 28-Oct-10 9:28am

Thankkk u soo muchhhh guyss!!
so if someone has suggested me to add some .cs files to my project directory and then add the c.s to the project what does that really means?

Chirry 28-Oct-10 9:28am

correction is not c.s i meant .cs

BillW33 28-Oct-10 10:15am

That means copy the new source files (*.cs files) to the same folder as the other source files in your solution. Then open your solution, right-click on a project in your solution, from the pop-up menu select Add then Existing Item, in the Add Existing Item dialog select the new files and press OK.

Chirry 28-Oct-10 11:00am

I successfully implement it thanks alot for ur helpp everyonee, God bless.
i couldnt have done it without ur help and explanations

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Solution 1

It depends on what you mean by the project directory. If you are referring to a C# project then you will find it inside the solution directory. Take a look inside your directory tree with Windows Explorer to see what is located at each level.

Posted 28-Oct-10 3:07am

Richard MacCutchan

Solution 3

u can find the project by following with this path

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects

note: it may change depends upon ur vs2005 installation.. but mostly its correct path...

Posted 28-Oct-10 3:08am

ramuksasi

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Toli Cuturicu 28-Oct-10 12:13pm

No txtspk.
I mean it! Never, ever again!

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**JF2015** · Accepted Answer · 2010-10-28T03:08:00

The project directory is the folder on your hard drive where all your code and the necesssary settings are store. Usually visual studio creates this for you when you create your project.
The folder structrure is usually:

<br />
ProjectName<br />
 |-ProjectName<br />
  |-Yourcode.cs<br />
  |-ProjectName.csproj<br />
 |-ProjectName.sln<br />