Answer / Sudhanshu Shekhar Singh

Use x:Name to give a name to an element in XAML so it can be referenced from code-behind. The syntax is x:Name="elementName". Use Name if you want the name to be accessible in Blend or when you're using data binding expressions without code-behind. The syntax for Name is simply "elementName".

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