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What is the basic difference between events and commands in the mvvm model?



What is the basic difference between events and commands in the mvvm model?..

Answer / Shubham Srivastava

The main difference between events and commands in the MVVM pattern is that events are fired by controls when something happens (e.g., a button click), while commands represent specific actions that can be executed by the ViewModel, regardless of the control triggering them. Commands also provide an opportunity for command handling logic to be modified at runtime.

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