C#: Is it possible to access a component's property via the component name in a string?

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I think, this question is a bit weird. 
But I'll try to explain, what I need:

Assume, I have a string with the value "Form" and an integer with the value 1. Is there a way to put these values together (=> 'Form1') and access the properties of Form1 then (similar to getElementById in Javascript)? 

For example:
"Form"+1 => Form1
=> Form1.BackgroundColor = Colors.Red;

I hope you got the basic idea of what I'm going to try and I hope you can tell me how I can realise this (if even possible).

Daniel B · Accepted Answer

Using Reflection you can access the properties of an object by name, but not an arbitrary object like this. What you can do is used The OpenForms property of the Application object to retrieve a list of open forms. You can iterate through that looking for the name of the form.

clauss · Answer

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C#: Is it possible to access a component's property via the component name in a string?

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