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## <a name="intro"></a>Intro

### <a name="what-are-expressions">What are Expressions?
### <a name="what-are-expressions"></a>What are Expressions?

ExpressionAnimations (or Expressions, for short) are a new type of animation introduced to Windows App developers in Windows 10 to provide a more expressive animation model than what is provided from traditional KeyFrameAnimations and
XAML Storyboards.
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- [ExpressionAnimation MSDN Documentation](/uwp/api/Windows.UI.Composition.ExpressionAnimation)

### <a name="why-expressionbuilder">Why ExpressionBuilder?
### <a name="why-expressionbuilder"></a>Why ExpressionBuilder?

To use ExpressionAnimations today, developers are required to write their mathematical equation/relationship in a string (example shown below).

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