.Net core 3.1 Folder structure

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In .NET Core 3.1, the default folder structure for a new MVC web application project is as follows:

you can see default folder structure in following image -



/Controllers: This folder contains the controllers for the application.

/Views: This folder contains the views (HTML templates) for the application.

/Models: This folder contains the models for the application.

/Data: This folder contains the data access layer for the application.

/wwwroot: This folder contains the static files (e.g. images, JavaScript, CSS) for the application.

/appsettings.json: This file contains the configuration settings for the application. Such as connection 

strings, various app secrets

/Program.cs: This file contains the entry point for the application i.e. Main method.

/Startup.cs: This file contains the startup configuration for the application.it  contains two most important methods i.e. configureService method and configure method

You can customize this folder structure to suit your needs. For example, you may want to create separate folders for your services or repositories, or you may want to organize your views into subfolders. The important thing is to maintain a consistent and logical structure that makes it easy to navigate and maintain your code. 

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