what kind of project

[gordingin]

I am just starting out with C# and want to know how can I tell what kinda of project the code was started from by looking at the code. and by project I mean when you create a new project, from the wizard.... Thanks Ralph

[Heath Stewart]

Mostly, look at the class that's generated. If it extends System.Windows.Forms.Form, is most likely a Windows Forms property. If it inherits from System.Windows.Forms.UserControl is a user control project. If it just includes a static Main method and not much else, it's probably a console application. If you have a bunch of web forms (.aspx files) then you've got a web project. The best thing you can do is just start playing around with the different types and see what's generated, as well as read some of the articles in the .NET Framework SDK. There's also samples and tutorials out there. Also, don't forget that CodeProject is a great resource and has many articles that often go in-depth into the technologies they target such as Windows Forms or ASP.NET.

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