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Explore the example web project

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- [Instructor] I created this ASP.NET Core website in Visual Studio using the ASP.NET Core template, it's using all the default settings. I've made one slight change to the code here in Layout.cshtml, it's right here on line 40. What I did is I'm reading the assembly's version number and printing that to the bottom of the page. And this will be useful when I create a build pipeline, I will be generating some version numbers, and we'll be able to see those version numbers on the bottom of the page. This is what the webpage looks like running on localhost, see, I'm running on localhost here. This is the standard template you get from Visual Studio. It has a menu bar across the top, some simple text, and there is the footer that has the version number. I put this in source control, and so, it is committed to source control. And if you go take a look at DevOps, let's go to Repos. I'll open SimpleRepo. Open SimpleRepo, and then you can see that I added a source folder, I have a SLN file…

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