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I have &nbsp;a project in visual studio. &nbsp;The views all have [@] in front. &nbsp; &nbsp;What doe s the [@] represent? &nbsp;I have include a screen shot<br />
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New to MVC 

I have  a project in visual studio.  The views all have [@] in front.    What doe s the [@] represent?  I have include a screen shot

Thank You



What is the [@]  in front of a view in MVC using VS 2012

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