C# begginer GUI help

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Hi!
I'm newbie C# programmer with a lot of Java expirience.
Recently(before few weeks-month)I started learning C#.:)
I bought C# 4.0 book from O'Reilly..but there I haven't found much about WPF...or any other kind of GUI programming...

So..is XAML required to make nice GUI with WPF in C#?If answers is yes, is this good site for learning it: http://www.wpftutorial.net/[^]?

Or can I use Blend + VS to handle events?If so can you send me link to some good tutorial?

Thanks!
I hope I haven't said some thing wrong ;)!
Sorry for my bad english!

Posted 23-Nov-12 5:31am

Lovroman

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-11-23T05:39:00

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WPF is not an extension of C#, but an extension of .NET. You can write WPF programs in VB.NET as well as C#. You first need to decide whether you are going to use pure C# forms programming or WPF. In either case go to the Articles section[^] and check out some of the tutorials there.

Posted 23-Nov-12 5:39am

Richard MacCutchan

Lovroman · Answer 2 · 2012-11-23T05:53:00

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Thanks for answer.
I chose WPF because I found many very nice GUI examples...
But can you answer my question(about using XAML) plz?Thanks!

Posted 23-Nov-12 5:53am

Lovroman

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