Summary  
This chapter demonstrates how to bind one UI element’s property to another’s in code, using SetBinding with a source, target property, and string formatting.  

General domain of usage  
User interface development

The base program is given on the <a 
href="https://github.com/Codefinity-Java/MAUIDataBindingTask"
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onmouseout="this.style.color='#d27204'">Github Repository</a>. Clone the repository to begin solving the task.

In the base code's **XAML**, there are **two elements**, one of them is a **Checkbox**, while the other is a **Label**.

**Your task** is to bind the Checkbox's `IsChecked` property with the Label's `Text` property such that, when the Checkbox is checked, it sets the Label to "Is checkbox checked? True" and if it's not then the Label is set to "Is checkbox checked? False".

**You only have to modify the C# file.**


In this course, we will learn about some advanced C# concepts along with MAUI, which is an application development library. We will learn how to create some interesting GUI applications while keeping them quick and responsive using techniques like Threading. We will make applications that will interact user input and APIs, and apart from that, we will cover some important C# concepts like Reflection and Generics. This course will further improve our programming skills and will give us a strong foundation to move forward towards Web Development.

Challenge: Practicing Data Binding

Challenge: Practicing Data Binding