As default, the line number of the source page is not showing. In order to display the line numbers, follow the steps below.
On your Visual Studio menu, go to "Tools" --> "Options..", new window will pop-up.
On the left side, expand the "Text Editor" then click on "All Languages".
On the right side, under Display, check the "Line numbers" then click OK.
Viola! As you noticed, line numbers on the left side of the source page is now showing.
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