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Originally Posted by stygianwitch
you got a deal, but be warned i can be a real pain in the ass til i understand :o
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No biggie. i will do my best to include some programming theory so you know WHY it works, not just how.
Here's one for starters. C# is based on C, as well as Java (which is based on C...). They are what is called "Object Oriented (or "OO") languages. The objects it refers to can be thought of as tools. Dont get too intimidated, but the .Net framework (the toolbox you use in C#) has something ridiculous like 29,000 objects... but that is another tale for another day.
how about lesson 2? This is more fun than just making a button.
for starters, lets buy some more real estate. In "Form1.cs [Design]", click any part of the form except the button. Now find
Properties in the sidebar. scroll down until you find
Size. type this:
640, 480 and hit enter.
the form should be bigger now. now, double clickk the form itself. it should take you to the code, and create this:
private void Form1_Load(
object sender,
EventArgs e)
{
}