// C# code for testing the members of the Color class
// specified in the abbreviated UML diagram for Color.

public void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    // Create uninitialized (empty) color object.
    Color c1 = new Color();
    Response.Write(c1.IsEmpty ==  + c1.IsEmpty + <br /><br />);

    // Create red color object.
    Color c2 = Color.Red; 
    Response.Write(c2.IsEmpty ==  + c2.IsEmpty +
                    c2.R ==  + c2.R +
                    c2.G ==  + c2.G +
                    c2.B ==  + c2.B + <br /><br />);

    // Create green color object.
    Color c3 = Color.Green;
    Response.Write(c3.IsEmpty ==  + c3.IsEmpty +
                    c3.R ==  + c3.R +
                    c3.G ==  + c3.G +
                    c3.B ==  + c3.B + <br /><br />);
    
    // Create blue color object.
    Color c4 = Color.Blue;
    Response.Write(c4.IsEmpty ==  + c4.IsEmpty +
                    c4.R ==  + c4.R +
                    c4.G ==  + c4.G +
                    c4.B ==  + c4.B + <br /><br />);

    // Create color from name object.
    Color c5 = Color.FromName(HotPink);
    Response.Write(c5.IsEmpty ==  + c5.IsEmpty +
                    c5.R ==  + c5.R +
                    c5.G ==  + c5.G +
                    c5.B ==  + c5.B + <br /><br />);

    // Create color from rgb values.
    // The color created is brown.
    Color c6 = Color.FromArgb(100,60,0);
    Response.Write(c6.IsEmpty ==  + c6.IsEmpty +
                    c6.R ==  + c6.R +
                    c6.G ==  + c6.G +
                    c6.B ==  + c6.B + <br /><br />);

    // Set BackColor of TextBox1.  
    // Place TextBox1 in the .aspx file before running.
    TextBox1.BackColor = c6;
}