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  Enigmativity

  January 2022

  Yes, you can. Here's a basic WinForms form.

  public class Form1 : Form
  {
      private Button Button1 = new Button();
      private Label Label1 = new Label();
  
      public Form1()
      {
          Button1.Width = 120;
          Button1.Height = 20;
          Button1.Top = 24;
          Button1.Text = "Click Me";
  
          Label1.Width = 120;
          Label1.Height = 20;
          Label1.Text = "Not Yet Clicked";
  
          this.Controls.Add(Label1);
          this.Controls.Add(Button1);
      }
  }
  

  You can also do this in VS too.

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  JoeAlbahari

  January 2022

  And to show the form in LINQPad, add the following code to the start of your query:

  new Form1().Show();
  

  or:

  new Form1().ShowDialog();
  

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