Use Microsoft. NET Frameworks to create a Windows-based application)

Abstract: This article introduces the new form package "Win form". With this package, developers can make full use of the UI functions provided by the Microsoft Windows operating system.
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Introduction
Introduction to Win Forms
Easier to learn and easy to use
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Access the underlying system
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Introduction
At present, Web has become a discussion topic. It seems that the Microsoft® Visual Studio® development system has reduced its support for creating traditional Microsoft Windows®-based applications. In fact, Microsoft's investment in Windows-based application development is growing.
Win form is a new form package. With this package, developers can take full advantage of the rich user interface functions provided by Microsoft Windows® operating system to create Windows-based applications. Win Forms is the new Microsoft®. NET platform, which provides many new technologies, including general application frameworks, manageable execution environments, integrated security, and object-oriented design principles. In addition, Win Forms fully supports quick and easy access to Web Services and the establishment of a wide range of data-aware applications based on ADO + data models. Thanks to the new shared development environment in Visual Studio, developers can create Win Forms applications in any language that supports the. NET platform, including Microsoft Visual Basic® and C.
Introduction to Win Forms
As mentioned earlier, Win Forms is a namespace dedicated to Windows client UI programming. NET Framework. It shares the same design principles with ASP + UI packages (Web Forms), but its classes and implementations are completely different. There is no magic-deformed class between Microsoft Win32® APIs and Web components. Just like all. NET Frameworks, consistency has become a top priority. The objective is to allow Win Forms developers to quickly adapt to coding in Web Forms, and vice versa. For example, all namespaces have Button classes, each of which has text, default OnClick events, and ForeColor, BackColor, and Font attributes.