RadioButton
RadioButton is another control that derives from ToggleButton, but it is unique because it has built-in support for mutual exclusion. When multiple RadioButton controls are grouped together, only one can be checked at a time. Checking one RadioButton—even programmatically—automatically unchecks all others in the same group. In fact, users can’t directly uncheck a RadioButton by clicking it; unchecking can be done only programmatically. Therefore, RadioButton is designed for multiple-choice questions. Figure 9.12 shows the default appearance of a RadioButton.
FIGURE 9.12 The RadioButton, with all three IsChecked states shown
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