1.3	Hello World!
I'm looking at a second way of using a custom form in C#.
I'm writing a new version of this program to select days.
And instead of the work being done in form one,
I'm going to do all the work in form days.
When the user clicks on the okay button
I'm using a public variable
days that is initialized to a null string,
Aand then I look at each of my five checkboxes,
and if it is checked, I add its text
to the string days, which is public.
And then I say this dot hide [ this.Hide(); ]
If I go back to my form one, I show the dialog
and then I say LBL days dot text
equals form dot days using that public variable that I created.
This is another way:
I have a function called get days,
and it is public and returns a string.
I make an array of the five checkboxes,
and then I use a for loop to go through each one of them.
and if it is checked,  checks sub i,
is checked,  then s is s plus
whatever check sub i its text plus a blank to
put a space between words.
And then that function returns s, again, it is public.
So when we go back to our form, this is another way of doing that.
LBL days.text equals
and then call that method get days, which returns a string.
Whichever way I do this, when I run it and select Monday, Wednesday,Thursday,
And it says Monday, Wednesday, Thursday.
Notice the days are in order.
And  that's it.