Preserve white space in content of a object in XAML
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If you have additional white spaces in the content of an object, say TextBlock for an example: use the xml:space attribute to preserve space.
The following line would not reserve spaces in the text.
<TextBlock>John Partha Who
is it?</TextBlock>
Use this instead:
<TextBlock xml:space="preserve">John Partha Who is it?</TextBlock>
If you use the Text Property, you do not need to use the xml attribute.
It would work any way.
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