It seems to me that the Form.Closing event can be used only in certain limited situations, such as, for example, a request to confirm the closure of a program or something similar. But in various lessons, in different examples, and in other source codes of programs, I almost always meet with Form.Closing, and never Form.Closed.
I do not understand something?
I, as a beginner, by their example also thrust everything into Form.Closing, and, as a result, the program now indecently hangs up for a second before closing, executing a different code.
Closingmust be a code, as a result of which you may find out that you don’t need to close the form. +1 for a creative picture. - IgorClosingandClosed. Therefore, I believe that the question gives rise to endless debates and discussions, and the answers will be based not on knowledge, but on the opinions of the authors. - Dmitry