Form description and problems with multiple forms

Form Description: A form is also an object, a form class defines a template that generates a form, and each instantiation of a form class produces a form. The form class defined in the System.Windows.Forms namespace of the NET Framework class library is the base class for all form classes. A complete Windows Forms application is mostly composed of multiple forms, and if you want to add multiple forms to a Windows Forms application, you are bound to have a startup form issue. The startup form of the project is set in the Program.cs file, and the parameters of the Run method are changed in the Program.cs file to set the startup form. For example, to set the Form1 form as the startup form for your project, you can do so by using the following code: Application.Run (new Form1 ());

Form description and problems with multiple forms