What is the default folder created in Microsoft Visual Basic?

I am completely new to Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 and the programming language itself. My problem is that I am following a tutorial on how to make a browser. The browser is in debug mode, and I clicked the assembly under the assembly at the top. It says below that the assembly was successful, but I have no idea where the program was actually saved. I have Windows XP SP3. Will someone help.

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The last line of the output window should indicate the location of the embedded file. For example, a simple console console console has the following line when I force build

ConsoleApplication1 -> C:\Users\jaredpar\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\ConsoleApplication25\ConsoleApplication1\bin\Debug\ConsoleApplication1.exe

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  • (View → Solution Explorer)
  • F4

. " ". , . "Bin" "Debug". .

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, , /bin/Debug/and/bin/Release/ ( .csproj .vbproj). Debug Release , . - Release, /bin/Release. . . , /obj /bin - , (, EXE/DLL - ).

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, Noldrin , - bin , , vs, , , , bin/release, bin , , c:\bin, bin . , ( )

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VS. " " Windows. bin\debug.

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The shortest route, if you are just trying to build and run, and not just build ... is to press F5

but, as others have said, its in bin / Debug or Bin / release, depending on your build mode.

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