Special folders can be added to a Web site from the Visual Studio menu system. Typically
this involves right-clicking the Web application project and selecting Add ASP.NET Folder.
| Folder Name | Description |
| App_Browsers | Contains browser definition files (.browser) that ASP.NET uses to identify browsers and determine their capabilities. These files are often used to help support mobile applications. |
| App_Code | Contains source code for classes and business objects (.cs, .vb, and .jsl files) that you want to compile as part of your application |
| App_Data | Contains application data files (.mdf and .xml files) |
| App_GlobalResources | Contains resources (.resx and .resources files) that are compiled into assemblies and have a global scope. Resource files are used to externalize text and images from your application code. This helps you support multiple languages and design-time changes without recompilation of source code |
| App_LocalResources | Contains resources (.resx and .resources files) that are scoped to a specific page, user control, or master page in an application. |
| App_Themes | Contains subfolders that each define a specific theme (or look) for your site. A theme consists of files (such as .skin, .css, and image files) that define the appearance of Web pages and controls. |
| App_WebReferences | Contains Web reference files (.wsdl, .xsd, .disco, and .discomap files) that define references to Web services |
| Bin | Contains compiled assemblies (.dll files) for code that you want to reference in your application. Assemblies in the Bin folder are automatically referenced in your application |
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