Any programming language that supports the .NET Framework supports LINQ. LINQ to XML is ??????LINQenabled,??™??™
meaning that you have access to all of the functionality of LINQ, such as the standard query
operators and the LINQ programming interface. Because of its integration into the .NET Framework,
LINQ to XML can take advantage of .NET Framework functionality, such as compile-time checking,
strong typing, and debugging.
As stated previously, LINQ to XML provides much of the functionality found in today??™s XML
technologies, but it does so from within a single programming interface. Using LINQ to XML you can
easily load XML documents into memory and just as easily query and modify the documents. You can
also save in-memory XML documents to disk, as well as serialize them for routing over the wire.
The great thing about LINQ to XML (and LINQ in general) is that it makes working with XML much
simpler, and therefore developers who do not have a whole lot of experience with XML can jump right
in. LINQ to XML provides developers of all levels the capability to easily work with XML.
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