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What is the purpose of the System.Windows.Data namespace in Asp.Net framework 4.0?

a. Using System.Windows.Data namespace, you can integrate rich media, including
drawings, text, and audio/video content
in Windows Presentation Foundation applications.

b. It contains classes used for binding properties to data sources, data source
provider classes, and data-specific
implementations of collections and views.

c. It provides the types that support navigation, including navigating between windows
and navigation journaling.

d. It contains classes for creating windows-based applications that take full
advantage of the rich user interface features
available in the Microsoft Windows operating system.

which one is correct.

Posted 27-Aug-12 5:04am

tejaramesh97

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[no name] 27-Aug-12 11:06am

See your previous "question".

3 solutions

Solution 2

Try reading the documentation[^].

(I'd like to note: One of the available choices was clearly copied from this page as it's there word for word.)

Posted 27-Aug-12 5:17am

lewax00

Updated 27-Aug-12 6:37am

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__TR__ 27-Aug-12 12:52pm

"I'd like to note: One of the available choices was clearly copied from this page as it's there word for word."
Nice observation. 5+

Solution 3

i think correct answer is b.

It contains classes used for binding properties to data sources, data source
provider classes, and data-specific
implementations of collections and views.

Posted 27-Aug-12 6:08am

ridoy

Updated 27-Aug-12 6:56am

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lewax00 27-Aug-12 12:50pm

"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."

Just giving him the answer and saying it's "easy" won't help him understand it any better, or help him find the answers to similar problems in the future. And you haven't provided any information to support the answer, you might have just picked the answer randomly.

CPallini 27-Aug-12 13:47pm

Give a man a 1 and you make him sad for a day... :-)

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**R. Giskard Reventlov** · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-27T05:09:00

Solution 1

Start here[^].

Posted 27-Aug-12 5:09am

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R. Giskard Reventlov 27-Aug-12 13:01pm

I love that someone one-voted this. Either the author as following my answer would mean actually doing some work or some brain dead elphanting moron who doesn't understand the question or, more importantly, the answer!