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hi guys welcome to tactic devs in this video we take a look at commands in wpf iamp;#39;ll try my best to explain what commands are and why they are useful now commanding is an input system in wpf that provides a way of handling user inputs these inputs can range from interactions with the ui like clicking a button to keyboard and mouse inputs now the usual way of dealing with events raised by ui elements letamp;#39;s say when a button is clicked for example we usually deal with such events by attaching event handlers now there are times when we want to write applications that invoke the same action from multiple ui elements this tends to increase the number of event handlers now at this point letamp;#39;s take a look at an example application that demonstrates the use of commands for this example we have a simple application now letamp;#39;s say this application was a document viewer and it had a print function that allows us to print that document now if we wanted to invoke the p