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in this video youamp;#39;ll learn how to create an array list using xaml code and how to bind a dx charts control to it iamp;#39;ll start with a wpf application with a new dx chart control added onto it i switched to the xaml editor here iamp;#39;m going to create an arraylist first iamp;#39;ll add a reference to the system.collections namespace i need this to be able to declare and use arraylists in xaml next iamp;#39;ll create a windows.resource element here iamp;#39;ll specify a new local resource dictionary i create a new arraylist letamp;#39;s give it a key name so we can identify and use this arraylist throughout the application iamp;#39;ll manually populate the arraylist with multiple points the x and y values are set appropriately and iamp;#39;m done creating the arraylist i move down to the code for my chart control here i use a refactor pro feature to create an end tag for the chart control iamp;#39;ll create a new chartcontrol.diagram and inside it specify the diag
