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Created a simple project utilizing WinForms.
After the build, it was noticed that two seemingly identical folders were created; .bin & .obj.
Both folders contain another folder "Debug". The "Debug" folder in both .bin & .obj contain an identical executable (.exe) file for the project.
Why are two seemingly identical folders (.bin & .obj) created, each containing the identical .exe file for the same project?
What's the difference between folders .bin & .obj?
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Created a simple project utilizing WinForms.
After the build, it was noticed that two seemingly identical folders were created; .bin & .obj.
Both folders contain another folder "Debug". The "Debug" folder in both .bin & .obj contain an identical executable (.exe) file for the project.
Why are two seemingly identical folders (.bin & .obj) created, each containing the identical .exe file for the same project?
What's the difference between folders .bin & .obj?
Continue reading...