Summary
XAML is a powerful markup language available in the .NET Framework 4 to create rich interfaces and applications. It is used by three different technologies available in the .NET Framework: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Silverlight (SL), and Workflow Foundation (WF).
It is structured using the XML definition, and it reflects the XML specifics where only one element can define the root element of the file and where you can edit properties using attributes or child elements.
In a code file, you can find the procedural code, which can be VB .NET or C#, in a file called a code-behind file that has the same name as your XAML file plus a file extension based on the .NET language the application is done in (such as .cs for C# and .vb ...
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