August 2003
Beginner
600 pages
12h 55m
English
Part III, “Making Things Happen—Programming,” is devoted to programming in Visual C# .NET, and I've avoided going into much programming detail in this hour so that you can focus on the concepts at hand. However, knowing how to create forms does nothing for you if you don't have a way to show and hide them; Visual C# .NET can display a single form automatically only when a program starts. To display other forms, you have to write code.
In Visual C#, everything is an object, and objects are based on classes (see Hour 16, “Designing Objects Using Classes,” for information on creating classes). Because the definition of a form is a class, you have to create a new Form object using the class as a template. In ...
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