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What is the top-level window for an application called in Windows Forms?
What is the top-level window for an application called in Windows Forms?
- Event
- Form (correct)
- Control
- Namespace
In Windows Forms, which file contains the auto-generated code for the form?
In Windows Forms, which file contains the auto-generated code for the form?
- Form1.cs
- Program.cs
- Form1.Designer.cs (correct)
- System.Windows.Forms
What is the method called in the constructor of Form1.cs in Windows Forms?
What is the method called in the constructor of Form1.cs in Windows Forms?
- StartDesign
- InitializeForm
- BeginApplication
- InitializeComponent (correct)
In Windows Forms, what is used to change a property at design time?
In Windows Forms, what is used to change a property at design time?
Which class is inherited by Form1 class in Windows Forms?
Which class is inherited by Form1 class in Windows Forms?
What is the IDE separates the source code into three separate files in Windows Forms applications?
What is the IDE separates the source code into three separate files in Windows Forms applications?
What does the Properties window allow developers to do in Windows Forms applications?
What does the Properties window allow developers to do in Windows Forms applications?
What does the term 'HCI' stand for in the context of design considerations?
What does the term 'HCI' stand for in the context of design considerations?
What does a colon followed by another class name represent in the class heading definition?
What does a colon followed by another class name represent in the class heading definition?
What is the purpose of the Properties window in Visual Studio when designing Windows-based applications?
What is the purpose of the Properties window in Visual Studio when designing Windows-based applications?
What is the main difference in functionality between Windows applications and console applications?
What is the main difference in functionality between Windows applications and console applications?
What does GUI stand for in the context of Windows applications?
What does GUI stand for in the context of Windows applications?
What is the function of an event in the context of Windows applications?
What is the function of an event in the context of Windows applications?
Which type of application includes control objects such as buttons, labels, and text boxes?
Which type of application includes control objects such as buttons, labels, and text boxes?
What is the visual image seen when running a program referred to as in the context of Windows applications?
What is the visual image seen when running a program referred to as in the context of Windows applications?
How do Windows applications differ from console applications in terms of program execution?
How do Windows applications differ from console applications in terms of program execution?
What is the purpose of the Properties window in Visual Studio when designing Windows-based applications?
What is the purpose of the Properties window in Visual Studio when designing Windows-based applications?
In Windows Forms, what is the function of an event?
In Windows Forms, what is the function of an event?
Which file contains the auto-generated code for the form in Windows Forms?
Which file contains the auto-generated code for the form in Windows Forms?
What is the output produced when the Close button causes the event-handler method to fire?
What is the output produced when the Close button causes the event-handler method to fire?
What does the form's Load event in Windows Forms allow developers to do?
What does the form's Load event in Windows Forms allow developers to do?
How do Windows Form applications differ from console applications in terms of program execution?
How do Windows Form applications differ from console applications in terms of program execution?
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Study Notes
Windows Forms Basics
- The top-level window for an application in Windows Forms is called a Form.
- The file that contains the auto-generated code for the form is Form1.Designer.cs.
Class Inheritance
- The Form1 class inherits from the System.Windows.Forms.Form class.
IDE Organization
- The IDE (Integrated Development Environment) separates the source code into three separate files in Windows Forms applications: Form1.cs, Form1.Designer.cs, and Form1.resx.
Properties Window
- The Properties window allows developers to change a property at design time.
- The Properties window allows developers to view and modify properties of controls and the form.
Design Considerations
- HCI stands for Human-Computer Interaction, which is a design consideration in Windows Forms applications.
Class Definition
- A colon followed by another class name in the class heading definition represents inheritance.
GUI and Events
- GUI stands for Graphical User Interface, which is a characteristic of Windows applications.
- The function of an event in the context of Windows applications is to trigger a response to a user interaction, such as a button click.
- The form's Load event allows developers to perform initialization and setup tasks when the form is loaded.
Windows Applications vs Console Applications
- Windows applications differ from console applications in that they have a graphical user interface and use events to respond to user interactions.
- Windows applications differ from console applications in terms of program execution, as they have a more interactive and dynamic user interface.
Form and Controls
- A Windows Forms application includes control objects such as buttons, labels, and text boxes.
- The visual image seen when running a program is referred to as the form.
Event Handling
- The output produced when the Close button causes the event-handler method to fire is the termination of the application.
- The function of an event in Windows Forms is to trigger a response to a user interaction, such as a button click.
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