How can you set a property attribute as a literal string and not a mark up extension?
Answer / Pawan Prajapati
To set a property attribute as a literal string without using a markup extension, enclose the value in double quotes (e.g., `<Button Content="Hello World" />`). If the string contains double quotes, escape them with another double quote (e.g., `<Button Content="A "Quoted" String" />`).
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