How does visual studio unassemble?

When you cancel an assembly in visual studio, what does it actually do? Does he throw away all the work he has done?

Say you made changes to the header file and the cpp file. Changing the header caused a recompilation of many files, and in the end you realized that you made a mistake in cpp.

At this point, if you cancel the build and fix cpp, will the visual studio see that it has already recompiled most of the solution to reflect the title change? Or suppose the entire assembly has been canceled and discards everything from this assembly?

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