When you use Visual Studio.NET for developing .NET applications, it will organize your code files into projects and solutions. A Project is a group of related files created by VS.NET. These files will form your program. VS.NET will create these files for helping you to find your program errors, another file that contains your project properties and configuration and many other things. A solution is another bigger picture for code organization. The real-time systems consist of more than one program working together to form the whole system or the complete application (like the windows operating system. It consists of more than one program working together). In VS.NET you can create a solution to contain more than one project. That’s the solution a group of projects that will form a complete application.
If you have more than one project (program) in your solution there must be one of them that will start your complete application (the solution I mean). In other words, if our complete application consists of four small programs (projects) there must be one of these programs (projects) that will start first; we'll call this project “start-up” project. It is the first project that will run when you compile and execute our solution.
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