Responding to an Event:

The following code example compiles and runs in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 C#. A ProgressBar control named progressBar has been added to the form. When the event occurs, the displayed progressBar is incremented by 10% and when it reaches 100% the timer stops and the form closes.

Now we get to the meat and potatoes of object oriented programming. All programs,except the simplest, require constructing one or more custom classes with multiple properties and methods for performing tasks related to the object. I now discuss how to make custom classes.

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