how to use a general function to instantiate different forms

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i want to write a method that accept the class name as parameter and use
this class name to instantiate different form as i dont want to write a lot
list of select case statement to choose which form to new
how can i do that?
 
* "Cyrus said:
i want to write a method that accept the class name as parameter and use
this class name to instantiate different form as i dont want to write a lot
list of select case statement to choose which form to new
how can i do that?
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\\\
Dim objNewForm As Object = _
Activator.CreateInstance( _
Type.GetType("MyApplication.SampleForm") _
)
Dim frm As Form = DirectCast(objNewForm, Form)
frm.Show()
///

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it's doesnt work for C#
is there any C# sample?
is it related to reflection and assembly?
 
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