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in this video we are going to use the mvvm design pattern to implement this application this application is a record book it stores the name and email of a user and will be able to add a user as well as filter a user by name now I hope you can watch this video through its entirety so that you can fully understand how to implement the mvvm pattern by the end of this video youamp;#39;ll be able to implement the mvvm pattern for your own WPF projects Iamp;#39;ll try as much as possible to be clear and concise so with that being said letamp;#39;s go to visual studio and get to the coding so what I have here in Visual Studio is a WPF project setup and for this project Iamp;#39;ll be implementing it following the mvvm design pattern the mvvm design pattern standardizes a way in which to structure an application in this case we are going to structure the application by splitting it into three layers The View layer The View model and the models layer so what I have here in the project are