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To change views in Prism, you will need to use navigation commands to switch between different views or pages within your application. Here's how you can do it:
- Define the views and view models in your application: Create separate XAML files for each view, along with corresponding view model classes.
- Use the Prism navigation service: Inject the navigation service into your view models or views by using constructor injection. The navigation service allows you to navigate between different views in your application.
- Use the Navigate method: To switch to a different view, use the Navigate method of the navigation service and specify the URI or name of the view you want to navigate to.
- Implement navigation commands: You can also implement navigation commands in your view models, which can be triggered by user actions, such as button clicks or gestures. These commands can then call the Navigate method to switch to a different view.
- Handle navigation events: Prism also provides events that you can handle to perform additional tasks before or after a navigation operation, such as initializing view models or passing parameters to views.
By following these steps and utilizing the navigation capabilities provided by Prism, you can easily change views in your application and create a seamless user experience.