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XElement employees = XElement.Load(@"C:\Wrox\Employees.xml");
Another overload of the Load method takes an additional Boolean parameter that specifies whether to
preserve whitespace.
employees = XElement.Load(@"C:\Wrox\Employees.xml", true);
This next example illustrates how to load XML from a TextReader. Any kind of TextReader can be used;
in this case, it??™s a StringReader, but a StreamReader would work just the same.
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Chapter 6: Programming with LINQ to XML
TextReader tr = new StringReader("ScottXElement xtree = XElement.Load(tr);
As before, another overload of the Load method takes an additional Boolean parameter that specifies
whether to preserve whitespace.
XElement xtree = XElement.Load(tr, true);
The following example creates an XML tree from an XmlReader. It first creates an XmlReaderSettings
instance and sets a few optional settings. Then it creates an XmlReader and uses the Create() method to
load an XML file into the XElement object.
XmlReaderSettings xmlset = new XmlReaderSettings();
xmlset.

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