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## Create an MSBuild project

The Visual Studio project system is based on MSBuild. This makes it easy to create a new project file using Visual Studio. In this section, you create a Visual C# project file. You can choose to create a Visual Basic project file instead. In the context of this walkthrough, the difference between the two project files is minor.
The Visual Studio project system is based on MSBuild. This makes it easy to create a new project file using Visual Studio. In this section, you create a C# project file. You can choose to create a Visual Basic project file instead. In the context of this walkthrough, the difference between the two project files is minor.

**To create a project file**

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## Examine the project file

In the previous section, you used Visual Studio to create a Visual C# project file. The project file is represented in **Solution Explorer** by the project node named BuildApp. You can use the Visual Studio code editor to examine the project file.
In the previous section, you used Visual Studio to create a C# project file. The project file is represented in **Solution Explorer** by the project node named BuildApp. You can use the Visual Studio code editor to examine the project file.

**To examine the project file**

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