Programmatically Add Controls to Windows Forms with Visual C# Quiz

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Which method can be used to add controls to Windows forms at run time?

  • Design time in Visual Studio.NET
  • Programmatically at run time (correct)
  • Form1_Load event procedure
  • Event handling in Visual C#

What is assumed about the reader's familiarity in the article?

  • Familiarity with Visual Basic
  • Familiarity with Java programming language
  • Familiarity with creating Windows Forms application (correct)
  • Familiarity with Microsoft Excel

What is the name of the project created in Visual Studio for adding controls to Windows forms?

  • VisualC#Project
  • WindowsFormsApplication
  • WinControlsProject (correct)
  • WinFormsProject

What is omitted from the sample code provided in the article?

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In which class are private instance variables added to work with common Windows controls?

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Adding controls at runtime

Creating controls on a Windows form during the application's execution, as opposed to designing them in the IDE.

Reader's Familiarity with Windows Forms

The understanding that the reader is already familiar with the basics of creating Windows Forms applications in Visual Studio.

WinControlsProject

A sample project created in Visual Studio to demonstrate adding controls to Windows forms at runtime.

Omission in Sample Code

The code provided in the article focuses on creating controls, but doesn't cover how to handle events triggered by those controls (like button clicks).

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System.Windows.Forms.Form

The standard class used to manage and handle Windows forms in .NET, including adding controls.

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