What are control properties in visual basic NET
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An object is a type of user interface element you create on a Visual Basic form by using a toolbox control. In fact, in Visual Basic, the form itself is an object. Every Visual Basic control consists of three important elements:
Properties which describe the object,
Methods cause an object to do something and
Events are what happens when an object does something.
Control Properties
All the Visual Basic Objects can be moved, resized or customized by setting their properties. A property is a value or characteristic held by a Visual Basic object, such as Caption or Fore Color.
Properties can be set at design time by using the Properties window or at run time by using statements in the program code.
Object. Property = Value
Where
Object is the name of the object you're customizing.
Property is the characteristic you want to change.
Value is the new property setting.
For example,
Form1.Caption = "Hello"
You can set any of the form properties using Properties Window. Most of the properties can be set or read during application execution. You can refer to Microsoft documentation for a complete list of properties associated with different controls and restrictions applied to them.
Properties which describe the object,
Methods cause an object to do something and
Events are what happens when an object does something.
Control Properties
All the Visual Basic Objects can be moved, resized or customized by setting their properties. A property is a value or characteristic held by a Visual Basic object, such as Caption or Fore Color.
Properties can be set at design time by using the Properties window or at run time by using statements in the program code.
Object. Property = Value
Where
Object is the name of the object you're customizing.
Property is the characteristic you want to change.
Value is the new property setting.
For example,
Form1.Caption = "Hello"
You can set any of the form properties using Properties Window. Most of the properties can be set or read during application execution. You can refer to Microsoft documentation for a complete list of properties associated with different controls and restrictions applied to them.
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