The code is built from four major sections. The import section, the package statement, the class section, and the Application.Run section. The import section includes references to namespaces which contribute classes to our code. By specifying these namespaces up front, we avoid repeating the namespace names when we call their classes (there are no class name collisions). Here are the four namespaces we import:

  import System;
  import System.Windows.Forms;
  import System.ComponentModel;
  import System.Drawing;

  package ResizeMe {

  class PanelForm extends System.Windows.Forms.Form {   
        private var label1: Label;
        private var textBox1: TextBox;
        private var button1: Button;
        private var panel1: Panel;
        function PanelForm() {                         
          .
		  .
		  .
		  .
		  .
        } 

  Application.Run(new ResizeMe.PanelForm())

  import System;
  import System.Windows.Forms;
  import System.ComponentModel;
  import System.Drawing;
  package ResizeMe
    class PanelForm extends System.Windows.Forms.Form {   
        private var label1: Label;
        private var textBox1: TextBox;
        private var button1: Button;
        private var panel1: Panel;
        function PanelForm() {                         
          .
		  .
		  .
		  .
		  .
        }
    }
  }
  Application.Run(new ResizeMe.PanelForm());

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