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Hello,

There is no such official sample for now.

but when mixed with XAML it becomes a challenge.

Please read the official docs to learn XAML, see XAML - .NET MAUI | Microsoft Learn

And there are some samples at GitHub- maui-samples/8.0/XAML at main · dotnet/maui-samples · GitHub

If you have any other issues, please feel free to let me know.

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Wenyan Zhang

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Where can I find the Phoneword solution mentioned in
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/training/modules/build-mobile-and-desktop-apps/6-exercise-create-phone-number-translator-app

I am sufficiently experienced in C#, but when mixed with XAML it becomes a challenge.

I think you are confused because you don't fully understand the relationship between page.xaml.cs (C#) and page.xaml(XAML) .

XAML (Extensible Application Markup Language) is XML-based markup language that is used to define the user interface in .Net Applications. There are three XAML files that are included in the project template, which are App.xaml, AppShell.xaml, MainPage.xaml. These files are platform agnostic. Each XAML file is in pair with the C# file, which is a code-behind file associated with the XAML file.

XAML is mostly used to define the visual contents of a page and works together with a C# code-behind file. The code-behind file provides code support for the markup. Together, these two files contribute to a new class definition that includes child views and property initialization. Within the XAML file, classes and properties are referenced with XML elements and attributes, and links between the markup and code are established.

For more information, you can check documents: XAML and Get started with XAML.