Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft® Visual C#™ .NET in 24 Hours

Summary

When you're done playing with the program, click the Quit button to return to design view.

That's it! You've just created a bona fide Visual C# .NET program. You've used the toolbox to build an interface with which users can interact with your program, and you've written code in strategic event handlers to empower your program to do things. These are the basics of application development in Visual C# .NET. Even the most complicated programs are built using this fundamental approach; you build the interface and add code to make the application do things. Of course, writing code to do things exactly the way you want things done is where the process can get complicated, but you're on your way.

If you take a close look at the organization ...