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Yoyoimut Posted 18 years ago
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X is bound to Y, Y is bound to X, what is the difference between them?
What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences below?
X is bound to Y.
Y is bound to X.
I often noticed these patterns when I read computer books.
The GridView control is bound to the SqlDataSource control.
The SqlDataSource control is bound to the GridView control.
Thank you very much.
X is bound to Y.
Y is bound to X.
I often noticed these patterns when I read computer books.
The GridView control is bound to the SqlDataSource control.
The SqlDataSource control is bound to the GridView control.
Thank you very much.
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Yoyoimut What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences below? X is bound to Y. Y is bound to X.
- Yoyoimut What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences below?
- X is bound to Y.
- Y is bound to X.
- I often noticed these patterns when I read computer books.
- The GridView control is bound to the SqlDataSource control.
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YoyoimutWhat is the difference in meaning between the two sentences below?
X is bound to Y.
Y is bound to X.
I often noticed these patterns when I read computer books.
The GridView control is bound to the SqlDataSource control.
The SqlDataSource control is bound to the GridView control.
Thank you very much.
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