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hi my name is Brad Cunningham today I want to talk about binding directions in WPF and how you can control the direction and the flow of your data by using the mode property in the binding markup extension first thing I want to show you is a visual example of what Iamp;#39;m talking about here so this is a image that describes the different binding directions that are available to you in WPF so when you bind a value what youamp;#39;re doing is youamp;#39;re binding a target object which is over here on the left our binding target which would be a dependency property to a binding source which would be just an object a property of any type so your binding target has to be a dependency property something like the text property on a text block or a text box those would be dependency properties so that would be your binding target this is where you want the source value to be displayed and the binding source would be something like a view model property or any c-sharp class this property