windows forms power symbol [closed] - c#

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Using Visual Studio 2010, Windows Forms Application. When creating a click event for a button the function parameters are as follows:
(System::Object^ sender, System::EventArgs^ e)
What is the meaning of the power symbol? Google isn't helping me search this as it ignores special characters ><
I know in c# it is an exclusive OR operator but that seems irrelevant here.

That looks like C++, not C#.
Did you see this in the documentation? If so, switch the documentation mode to C# and things will make a lot more sense.
If Visual Studio is generating this, you probably accidentally created a C++ project.

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I want to create something like menu in android in Windows Phone. I found that there is something what would be good but I can't even find anywhere how it's named. I marked it red on screenshoot.
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I wish to design my own control in C# for visual studio.I have followed the link Create Custom Control and would like to see some more which involves making control from scratch
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