You can change the color of a Label control in C# by setting the ForeColor property of the label to a new Color object.
Here's an example of how to change the color of a Label control in C#:
// Create a new Label control Label myLabel = new Label(); // Set the text of the label myLabel.Text = "Hello, world!"; // Set the foreground color of the label to red myLabel.ForeColor = Color.Red;
In this example, we create a new Label control and set its Text property to "Hello, world!". We then set the ForeColor property of the label to Color.Red to change the color of the label text to red.
You can also set the BackColor property of the Label control to change the background color of the label.
// Create a new Label control Label myLabel = new Label(); // Set the text of the label myLabel.Text = "Hello, world!"; // Set the foreground color of the label to red myLabel.ForeColor = Color.Red; // Set the background color of the label to yellow myLabel.BackColor = Color.Yellow;
In this example, we set the BackColor property of the label to Color.Yellow to change the background color of the label to yellow.
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