WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) is a framework for building interactive Windows applications. It allows you to create visually appealing and dynamic user interfaces.
It utilizes XAML for defining the UI and allows for data binding and more.
Data binding allows you to automatically synchronize data between your UI and the data model. This makes your application more maintainable.
In WPF, you bind properties of a class to variables in your XAML. Changes to the class automatically update the variable, and vice-versa.
WPF provides a wide range of controls, like Buttons, TextBoxes, and Lists, to create user interfaces.
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Always test your WPF application in a development environment to catch errors early.