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// This is our main window.

class MainWindow : Form

{

public MainWindow(string title, int height, int width)

{

// Set various properties from our parent classes.

Text = title;

Width = width;

Height = height;

// Inherited method to center the form on the screen.

CenterToScreen();

}

}

We can now update the call to Application.Run() as follows:

static void Main()

{

Application.Run(new MainWindow("My Window", 200, 300));

}

While this is a step in the right direction, any window worth its salt will require various user

interface elements (menu systems, status bars, buttons, etc.) to allow for input. To understand how

a Form-derived type can contain such elements, you must understand the role of the Controls prop-

erty and the underlying controls collection.