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Quick Start Guide for Visual Studio 2010

This guide provides an overview of starting Visual Studio 2010 for the first time, including setting up environment settings and understanding the Basic IDE. Learn how to create a new project by navigating through the menu to File > New > Project. Utilize the Application Wizard effectively by following essential steps to ensure successful project creation. The guide also covers critical concepts such as building, compiling, linking, and understanding the difference between Debug and Release modes. Perfect for beginners looking to quickly acclimate to Visual Studio 2010's environment.

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Quick Start Guide for Visual Studio 2010

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  1. Quick Start Guide for Visual Studio 2010

  2. Starting Visual Studio 2010 for the first time • VS will ask which environment settings will be loaded as an default environment.

  3. Basic IDE(Integrated Development Environment)

  4. New Project • Basically all programs are managed as a project. • New project: File New  Project

  5. Choose the type of the project ① ② ③ ④

  6. Application Wizard: Important!! ① Click here!!! Very important!! Do not select “finish” ②

  7. Then the Application Wizard will be Click here!!! Very important!! ① Now you can finish the wizard! ②

  8. Make your new source file

  9. Choose the new item type ① ② ③ ④

  10. Write down your own code

  11. Building: Compiling and Linking

  12. How to run the program

  13. ETC…. • Debug mode • Release mode • Build  Configuration manager

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