How to switch between multiple Main() method in visual studio.

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Many times a C# developer doesn't know how to handle the multiple Main() methods in the Visual Studio. Here are the steps to do it. 

  • Goto Solution Explorer right click on Project, It will show following box.
     



  • Now click the highlighted dropdown, it will show the class names having Main() method.
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  • Select one startup point and save it. That's all done

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