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hello guys in the last video I have shown you how to make a simple login page with the help of your WPF application and site database so I have this uh main window in which I can enter my username and password and when I press this login button it gives me some message whether my password is correct or not right so in this video I will show you because this is a password field and you donamp;#39;t want to show your password to the other users or to the world so you need something like these kind of password and right now when you type your password itamp;#39;s like this so in this video I will show you how to set this field as a password so it will only take these kind of stars or something whatever you set so if you have followed uh my Windows Form application for c tutorial itamp;#39;s a little bit different from uh that so just see how itamp;#39;s done in WPF so now I have this form here and itamp;#39;s name here the text box name of this password field is text password