Hi,
It is nice one. Here is the type of progress control. Before start working , we will know about the definition of the progress control. There are two types of ProgressBar controls: determinate and indeterminate. A determinate ProgressBar control is a linear representation of the progress of a task over time. You can use this when the user is required to wait for an extended period of time, and the scope of the task is known.
An
indeterminate ProgressBar control represents time-based processes for which the scope is not yet known. As soon as you can determine the scope, you should use a
determinate ProgressBar control.
The following describes both types of ProgressBar controls:
Determinate ProgressBar control - 100% ...
Indeterminate ProgressBar control - Loading...
Use the ProgressBar control when the user is required to wait for completion of a process over an extended period of time. You can attach the ProgressBar control to any kind of loading content. A label can display the extent of loaded contents when enabled.
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