How can i get GUID of Windows Forms in .NET (not .Net Framwork)

 In .NET (not .NET Framework), you can generate a GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) for a Windows Forms application using the `System.Guid` class, just as you would in any other .NET application. Here's how you can create and retrieve a GUID in a Windows Forms application:

1. First, make sure you have included the necessary `using` directive at the top of your code file:

   ```csharp

   using System;

   ```

2. To generate a new GUID, you can use the `Guid.NewGuid()` method. You can call this method in response to a button click or any other event in your Windows Forms application:

   ```csharp

   private void GenerateGuidButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

   {

       Guid newGuid = Guid.NewGuid();

       string guidString = newGuid.ToString();

       

       // Display the generated GUID in a TextBox or any other control.

       guidTextBox.Text = guidString;

   }

   ```

3. In this example, we generate a new GUID and convert it to a string using the `ToString()` method. You can then display it in a TextBox or any other control within your Windows Forms application.

4. To use the generated GUID elsewhere in your application, you can save it in a variable or pass it to other methods as needed.

Remember that the `Guid.NewGuid()` method generates a random GUID, so each time you call it, you'll get a different unique identifier.

In summary, you can generate and work with GUIDs in a Windows Forms application in .NET (not .NET Framework) just as you would in any other .NET application. The `System.Guid` class provides the necessary functionality to create and manipulate GUIDs.