Like most objects in the FCL, Form objects have several properties to access, methods to call, and events to handle. In this case, we've set the Text property, which, for a Form, sets the caption. We could do the same thing to set other properties on the form, showing it when we were finished, but that's not the way we generally do things in WinForms. Instead, each custom form is a class that derives from Form and initializes its own properties:
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