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NET Framework is that indentation is automatically done for
you. That makes reading it much easier because it mimics the format and structure of XML. (Oh, by the
way, anyone who follows the supercross/motocross scene knows that Ricky Carmichael??™s nickname is
not a reference to the animal, but to his achievements in the sport. GOAT: Greatest of All Time.)
Now modify the previous example by adding the highlighted line of code:
XElement xdoc = new XElement("Riders",
new XElement("Rider",
new XElement("Name", "Ricky Carmichael",
new XAttribute("Class", "450")),
new XElement("NationalNumber", "4"),
new XElement("Mechanic", "Mike Gosselaar"),
new XElement("Nickname", "GOAT")
)
);
Notice the results now show an attribute called Class on the Name element:


Ricky Carmichael
4
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Chapter 5: Understanding LINQ to XML
Mike Gosselaar
GOAT


LINQ to XML also provides a simple yet powerful mechanism for creating an XML tree in a single
statement.


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