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Explain routed events in WPF (C# WPF interview questions with answers)?

• By Shiv Prasad Koirala in C#
• Jan 21st, 2014
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This question needs understand of WPF visual tree and logical tree, so please first read about the same from http://dotnetinterviewquestion.wordpress.com/2013/11/22/explain-the-difference-between-visual-and-logical-tree-in-wpf-wpf-interview-questions-with-answers/ and then read the below answer.

Routed events are those events which travel up or down the visual tree hierarchy. WPF events can be classified in to 3 types:-

Direct events: - Event is raised at the source and handled at the source itself.

Bubbling events: - They travel up the visual tree hierarchy. For example "MouseDown" is a bubbling event.

Tunneling events: - These events travel down the visual tree hierarchy. "PreviewKeyDown" is a tunneling event.

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Lab 1: - What is WPF and how it is better than Winforms? Theory: - Explain WPF object hierarchy?

Lab 2 :- How to implement threading in WPF?

Lab 3:- Explain one way, two way, one time & one way to source bindings?

Lab 4 :- Explain UpdateSourceTrigger in WPF ?

Lab 5 :- Explain WPF Resources ?

Lab 6 :- What are WPF Value Converters ?

Lab 7 :- Explain WPF multibindings and multivalueconverters ?

Lab 8 :- Explain Visual tree , logical tree and routed events in WPF ?

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