Which of the following statements about creating, compiling and running a Visual C# project with two classes is false?

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The IDE automatically recognizes as the app's entry point the class that contains Main.

When you select Build $>$ Build Solution in Visual Studio, the IDE compiles all the files in the project to create the executable app.

If you do not build the app before running it$,$ typing Ctrl $+$ F$5$ will build the app first and run the app only if there are no compilation errors.

In a given project, declaring a Main method in more than exactly one class results in a runtime error.