C # programming is one of three steps.

Programming C # is Microsoft. NET architecture's main development language, it functions widely and powerful, web developers
A member should not hesitate to embrace it. This paper is based on a temperature of Celsius and the temperature of Fahrenheit phase
Examples of reciprocal conversions to C #

GUI programming to guide you into the powerful and magical programming world of C #
Territories.


Preparation conditions


To understand the examples of this article, first of all, there is a basic to C # and object-oriented programming
Solution. For a basic knowledge of C #, see Getting Started with C #

This article. To compile and run an example application, you need to download

The. NET Framework SDK, and one of its current versions is Beta 1.



As a program developer, we all know that creating a typical windows-based application
The program should include the following basic steps: creating an appropriate form; adding to the form
Add controls, and finally increase the code that responds to user events.

After C # and the. NET framework appear, the tools needed to complete these steps are available in the
Found in the System.WinForms name subspace.



The first step is to create a form


This is very simple, just create a derived from the System.WinForms.Form class
Class and initialize the appropriate properties. In our example, the class set
Righteousness begins with this:



public class TempConverter:System.WinForms.Form
{
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}


Here's the main window (form) view we want:




We would like the form to have the following characteristics:


-Window size is 180 times 90 pixels


-Ability to change the window size without giving the user


-the caption displayed in the title bar is +c-> +f/+f-> +c


-Initial state the form appears in the center of the screen


-Do not want Help button (application is too simple, do not need help button)


-Do not provide users with the ability to maximize applications


(because everything is visible within the given window size, so there is no need to maximize)