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Relative paths in C #

I need help with ways, please!

Basically, I have a project with the following folder structure:

Project (root directory which contains the .sln file etc.)
Project/MyProj (contains the code)
Project/MyProjTest (the test folder)
Project/TestResults

Now with this project, I need to have a shared folder in which I can store a bunch of files for use with the application without having to copy files to several locations, etc. What is the best way to do this? Ideally, I would like to have a folder like Project / ResourcesFolder, so that both the Code folder and the Test folder can access it. Now, if so, how can I call this folder from C #? I tried Application.StartupPath, Environment.GetCurrentDirectory, but they both just return the CURRENT folder, which is not what I want.

Thanks in advance.

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..one directory goes up. That is, from Project/MyProjTestyou can access Project/MyProjthrough ../MyProj.

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Use Server.MapPath ("~") to get to the root folder of your application. From there you can get to where you need to.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1742588/

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