WPF Controls | 29-TreeView | Part 1

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Welcome To WPF Tutorials ~ Tree View In WPF

In this part of WPF Tutorials, we're going cover TreeView Control. This is will the first and will start with a few simple examples on how to create a treeview using C# and XAML and will try to answer the questions below. Stay tuned for part 2.

#How to create a Treeview (tree view) in WPF using C# in visual studio?
#How to add items to a TreeView using C# in WPF?
#How to create a TreeView (tree view) in WPF using XAML?
#How to add item,TreeViewItem, child elements, sub branches to a TreeView using XAML in WPF?
#How to create TreeView in WPF
#How to use TreeView in WPF
#How to Data Bind to TreeView in WPF

Drop a comment for questions, suggestions or share how you improved what you've learned so far
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Thanks a lot!!!!
It was interesting and instructive.
Sincerely, Alexander.

АлександрЛанин-дй
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You teach along with learning. Sometimes you make silly mistakes that feels good as I(we*) also make mistake of creating method outside the class.
I been following your tutorials and you don't disappoint me. Great work

anandwithhappy
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This is going to be a great series. Really looking forward to it. This was perfect timing because I am wanting to display a bunch of consumable parts in this fashion on an app I'm working on.
Any chance you will cover creating and printing documents?
I have been trying to work with flow documents and am having problems
formatting anything outside of the text. I really wanted to apply all this cool styling you have been
teaching but flow document doesn't seem to play well.

I want to generate some nice-looking reports, and don't really want to go the "Ms-Word" path, or just plain text files.
I've been searching documentation and a lot of it is confusing, and circular, making it even more confusing.

I think xpsDocumentWriter is heading in the right direction but don't know enough

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