When you create the instance of the Window class, it will not become visible to the user. It only becomes visible when you call the Show() method, which returns the handle to the originated caller without waiting for the window to close.
When you call the Show() method, it basically creates a modeless window, and hence you can interact with other windows within the same application when the same is already open. The Window class also exposes a method called ShowDialog(), which creates a model window and prevent users from interacting with other windows of the application. We will discuss the more later in this chapter, in the Creating a dialog box section.
