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In Winforms we (developers) handle user interactions via events.
In WPF we got commands.
Questions :
what’s difference between events in Winforms and commands in WPF? Which approach we must use? and when?
what’s difference between events in Winforms and routed events in WPF?
Command represented by an object which could be serialized, passed over a process, whatever, let’s say it is more “flexible”.
Routed Events supports next strategies – direct, bubbling and tunneling, also using routed event you can indicate that event was processed by settign an appropriate flag in event arguments.