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Bind() is used for two-way data binding that allows users to modify values, such as for editing or updating. Eval() provides one-way binding and makes data read-only. When displaying data in a gridview without editing, Eval() should be used to bind the data. Bind() is used when editing information in a gridview to allow two-way binding.

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Bind() is used for two-way data binding that allows users to modify values, such as for editing or updating. Eval() provides one-way binding and makes data read-only. When displaying data in a gridview without editing, Eval() should be used to bind the data. Bind() is used when editing information in a gridview to allow two-way binding.

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Bind(): Bind method used when user can modify the value i.e for edit/update. Bind is a 2 way of   databinding i.e.

 bi­

directional databinding.

Eval(): Eval is one way Binding i.e. it is like read only.

Suppose we have a gridview control and want to only display the data, not perform any other action then we can use Eval() 

to bind the data.

If we want to edit the information in the gridview then we use Bind().

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