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Keep in mind that you are never really working with the XName class directly, but rather with a
string representation.
Throughout this book you??™ve seen string arguments passed as parameters to constructors when creating
elements or attributes during XML tree construction, like this:
new XElements("Name", "Scott");
What happens is that the string is implicitly converted to an XName. That same concept can now be applied
to namespaces. The following creates a simple XML document with a default namespace:
XElement employee = new XElement("{http://wrox.com}Employee",
new XAttribute("id", "1"),
new XElement("{http://wrox.com}Name", "Scott"),
new XElement("{http://wrox.com}Title", "Developer")
);
This code produces the following XML:

Scott


Likewise, you can create an XML document that contains multiple namespaces:
XElement employee = new XElement("{http://wrox.com}Employee",
new XAttribute("id", "1"),
new XElement("{http://wrox.com}Name", "Scott"),
new XElement("{http://wrox.


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