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When the content of a textbox is changed, the “TextChanged” event occurs.
Hence, correct answer is option “C”.

Explanation of Solution
TextChanged Event:
- If a control’s text property contents are getting changed, then the “TextChanged” event occurrs.
- The “TextChanged” event can occur by the following ways:
- When the user is entering or deleting the text content on a controls text property.
- When the application code assigns or removes the text content into the controls text property.
Example:
'Procedure code1
Private Sub btnAsign_Click(ByVal sender As Object,ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnAsign. Click
'The button click event assigns the text to 'the text box control
txtT1.Text= “Karlson”
End Sub
'Procedure code2
Private Sub txtT1_TextChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles txtT1.TextChanged
'The label box text content is cleared when 'the text change event is occurred
lblTotalPhones.Text = string.Empty
End Sub
In the btnAsign_Click procedure, the string value “Karlson” is assigned to the text box control txtT1.
- As the text content is assigned to the text control, the TextChanged event occurs in the text box control txtT1.
- As a result, txtT1_TextChanged procedure is executed, and this event clears the text content from the label lblTotalPhones.
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