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davidastle:<br />
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You are triple-dog sure that I can obliterate the OBJ folder and I'll be okay?<br />
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I guess I could try this with a SAMPLE application and see what happens.<br />
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Tom
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davidastle:

You are triple-dog sure that I can obliterate the OBJ folder and I'll be okay?

I guess I could try this with a SAMPLE application and see what happens.

Tom

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Yeah, I took my own advice and created a Windows Application in C#.<br />
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Then I closed VS .NET.....and I deleted the BIN and OBJ folders.<br />
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Then I re-opened VS .NET and BUILT the project.<br />
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Closed VS .NET...........the BIN and OBJ folders were there again!!!!!!<br />
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This will also work fine if I have dependencies on OTHER DLLs &nbsp; ?????
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Yeah, I took my own advice and created a Windows Application in C#.

Then I closed VS .NET.....and I deleted the BIN and OBJ folders.

Then I re-opened VS .NET and BUILT the project.

Closed VS .NET...........the BIN and OBJ folders were there again!!!!!!


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This will also work fine if I have dependencies on OTHER DLLs   ?????

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What is the significance of the OBJ folder in a VS .NET project &nbsp;(C#) &nbsp; ?????<br />
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Can I delete the contents of this folder?
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What is the significance of the OBJ folder in a VS .NET project  (C#)   ?????

Can I delete the contents of this folder?

Importance of OBJ folder in a VS .NET project?

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).