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I recently started learning WPF myself. What is the difference when declaring a name against x: name?

For example, I have this code:

<Grid> <Rectangle Name="TheRectangle" Fill="AliceBlue" Height="100" Width="100"> </Rectangle> </Grid>

VS.

 <Grid> <Rectangle x:Name="TheRectangle" Fill="AliceBlue" Height="100" Width="100"> </Rectangle> </Grid>

Thank you very much for the information. I am very happy to learn about something new .: D

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In principle, there is no difference between the two.

The expression "x: Name" is used in XAML to assign a name to the object that will be used to access the object from the code.

Many structure classes expose a Name Property that exactly does this. For these classes, both are x: Name and you can use the Name property interchangeably.

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You will have the answer here.

Basically, x: the name is used by WPF to access Runtime and XAML to generate fields in the code.

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