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C# / CSharp Tutorial » GUI Windows Forms » Introduction   23.1.4.Exit application using System;  using System.Windows.Forms;  using System.Drawing;    class FormExit : Form {    Button StopButton;      public FormExit() {      Text = "Adding a Stop Button";        StopButton = new Button();      StopButton.Text = "Stop";      StopButton.Location = new Point(100, 100);        StopButton.Click += StopButtonClick;      Controls.Add(StopButton);    }        [STAThread]    public static void Main() {      FormExit skel = new FormExit();        Application.Run(skel);    }      protected void StopButtonClick(object who, EventArgs e) {       Application.Exit();    }  } 23.1.Introduction 23.1.1. Empty Form 23.1.2. First Window Application 23.1.3. A form-based Windows Skeleton 23.1.4. Exit application 23.1.5. Button click handler 23.1.6. Use Application.Run to load window application 23.1.7. Subclass Form to create a window 23.1.8. Essential elements of a Windows Forms application.