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Create a directory called Wrox in the root
of your C drive, for example, and in your favorite text editor program, type the following, saving it as
Employees.xml:



Steve Kent
99
Part II: LINQ to XML

Gaming
04/17/92
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Scott Klein

All things technical
02/05/94
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The following code loads Employees.xml using the Load method of the XElement class. The results of
Load are then used to create and populate an XML tree, while adding two more elements to the tree.
XElement employees = XElement.Load(@"C:\Wrox\Employees.xml");
XElement tree = new XElement("Root",
new XElement("Manager", "Dave"),
new XElement("BirthDate", "01/01/1970"),
from el in employees.Elements()
select el);
textBox1.


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