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binding in wpf allows us to keep our ui and our data in sync and itamp;#39;s a fundamental part of mvvm architecture so letamp;#39;s set up bindings to seamlessly keep this text block text in sync with our text box first letamp;#39;s create a view model thatamp;#39;s going to store our data so in our project add a new class and weamp;#39;ll call this the message v model then letamp;#39;s create a property thatamp;#39;s going to hold our message data this will be a string and weamp;#39;ll just call it message so back in our main window instead of hard coding the text letamp;#39;s make this a binding to our message and we want that for our text box and text block but currently our ui doesnamp;#39;t know where this message property is so we need to define our data context for our ui so letamp;#39;s go into code behind and in our constructor weamp;#39;ll just set the data context to a new message view model but this actually doesnamp;#39;t work we need to tell our text block t