Use the New keyword

Using the new keyword to create a novel object is the same as defining the class that it belongs to. The new keyword can be used to create an instance of a form, a class module, and a collection. Each form created by the user at design time is a class. The new keyword can be used to create an instance of a class.
You can create an instance of a class by following these steps:
(1) Draw a button and several other controls on the form.
(2) The Click event procedure for the button adds the following code:
Dim x as New Form1
X.show
(3) Run the program, and click the button several times to remove the front form, because the form is a visual interface of the class, you can see a lot of forms of copies, each form has the same control, and appears in one place.
(4) Add the column code to the button's Click event procedure:
Dim F as Form1
F=new Form1
f.text= "Hello"
F.show
Use the new keyword to create a new collection and object from classes defined in the class module, and to see how they work, refer to the following example:
(1) Create a new project and draw a button control on a form named Form1.
(2) Under the Project menu, select Add Class to add a class to the project
(3) Name the new class as Showme.vb
(4) Add the following code to the new class:

Public Class ShowMe
  Sub showfrm ()
  Dim frmnew as Form1
  frmnew=new Form1 frmnew.show
  ()
  The frmnew.windowstate=1 end
  Sub
-End Class
(5) adds the following code during the Button1_Click event:
Protected Sub button1_click ( Byval sender as System.object,_
                                Byval as System.EventArgs)
   Dim clsnew as New ShowMe ()
   clsnew.showfrm () C13/>end Sub

Run the program and click a few times to see the icon for a minimized form on the desktop each time you create a new instance of the ShowMe class.
The new keyword can only be used to create objects of a class, and you cannot create an object based on a basic data type, such as Integer. Also, you cannot create an object that is based on a specific object. For example, the following code creates an object named OBJX based on a class named SomeClass, and then incorrectly attempts to create another object based on the object OBJX:
Dim OBJX as New SomeClass ()
Dim OBJX as New objx ()
The above code is illegal.