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Introduction <\/h2>\n

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When developing a C# application, it is often necessary to execute code when a user moves from one textbox to the next. This can be done by using the TextChanged event of the textbox control. In this article, we will discuss how to execute code when a user moves from one textbox to the next in C#. We will also discuss some of the best practices for using the TextChanged event.<\/p>\n

Solution<\/h2>\n

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You can use the TextBox.Leave event to execute code when the user moves from one textbox to the next. The following example shows how to use this event to execute code when the user moves from one textbox to the next:<\/p>\n

\/\/ Create a TextBox object
\nTextBox txtBox = new TextBox();<\/p>\n

\/\/ Add the TextBox.Leave event handler
\ntxtBox.Leave += new EventHandler(txtBox_Leave);<\/p>\n

\/\/ Create the event handler
\nprivate void txtBox_Leave(object sender, EventArgs e)
\n{
\n \/\/ Execute code when the user moves from one textbox to the next
\n \/\/ …
\n} <\/p>\n

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