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XAML stands for ____________________________________________________.
To set the Width property of a <Window> element using attribute syntax, you’d write the following XAML:
To do the same thing using property syntax, you’d write the following XAML:
By convention, the default namespace of a XAML file refers to which of the following namespaces?
The XAML language namespace
The WPF namespace
The local assembly
It isn’t necessary to explicitly add children to elements in XAML because:
Take a Break
There’s lots else to learn about XAML, and we’ll look at some refinements in later chapters, but now you’ve seen the basic syntax. It’s certainly a lot easier than C#, isn’t it?
Why don’t you take a break before you do one final review and we move on to WPF logical and visual trees?