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C# / C Sharp » Windows Presentation Foundation » Polygon Screenshots  Star Polygon       <Page xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"     xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"     x:Class="Microsoft.Samples.Graphics.RectangleExample"     WindowTitle="Example">   <Canvas>         <Polygon Name="star"            Stroke="Blue"            Fill="DarkOrange"            StrokeThickness="2.0"            Points="176,50 189,15 186,113 200,17 26,240 189,198 176,34 163,198 66,240 151,17 66,113 163,155">         </Polygon>   </Canvas> </Page>                            Related examples in the same category 1. Polyline by Points 2. A Polygon always closes the end points 3. Specifying points the long way with Polygon.Points tag and Point 4. Draw figure with "EvenOdd" FillRule 5. Draw figure with "NonZero" FillRule 6. Draw second figure with "NonZero" FillRule 7. Polygon Stretch= UniformToFill 8. Polygon Stretch="Uniform 9. Fill Polygon with RadialGradientBrush 10. Polygon with Fill 11. Polygon Stroke color and Thickness 12. Polygon Along with Canvas 13. Polygon Stretch=Fill 14. Polygon Stretch=None 15. Star.xaml 16. Difference between EvenOdd FillRule and NonZero FillRule 17. Draws another triangle with a blue interior with Polygon 18. Non-zero fill rule with more complex shape with Polygon 19. Polygon Mouse down event