What is the difference between DependencyProperty and CLR property in WPF?

In WPF, DependencyProperty and CLR property are two ways to define properties for DependencyObjects. The main differences between them are:

• DependencyProperty: DependencyProperty is a property system provided by WPF that enables properties to be set, get, and inherit values. It supports property value inheritance, data binding, styles, templates, animations, and more. It is mainly used for dependency properties in WPF controls.
• CLR property: CLR (Common Language Runtime) property is a traditional property defined in the .NET framework using get and set methods. While CLR properties can also be used with DependencyObjects, they do not have the advanced features and capabilities of DependencyProperty. CLR properties are simpler and more lightweight compared to DependencyProperties.

In summary, DependencyProperty offers more functionality and flexibility for properties in WPF, especially when working with complex UI elements and data binding scenarios.