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This C# SMS Quickstart covers both inbound and outbound SMS. Weamp;#39;re going to use the code from a Guide found in the Twilio Docs. application makes a POST request to Twilio and Twilio sends a text message. Itamp;#39;s that simple. Weamp;#39;ll start in Visual Studio 2017 by creating a new ASP.NET Web Application targeting .NET Framework 4.5.2 that uses MVC. Once the project completes spinning up weamp;#39;ll use the Package Manager to the Twilio NuGet packages. Namely weamp;#39;ll -Package Twilio to get the helper library for the REST API. And then weamp;#39;ll also -Package Twilio.AspNet.MVC which provides some helper conveniences for our MVC application. Then weamp;#39;ll create an Empty MVC5 Controller that weamp;#39;ll name SmsController which is going to hold the logic for our application. Inside of the controller, weamp;#39;ll bring in some dependencies. We need the System.Configuration namespace to access AppSettings. Then weamp;#39;ll pull in all of the namespace