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org}Title", "Developer")
);
This produces the following XML:

Scott


LINQ to XML also provides a class to assist in working with namespaces, and that class is the
XNamespace class. Namespaces can also be defined and created via the XNamespace class. This class represents
an XML namespace and cannot be inherited. The following example defines a default namespace
that is used in the subsequent XML document:
XNamespace xn = "http://wrox.com";
XElement employee = new XElement( xn + "Employee",
new XAttribute("id", "1"),
new XElement( xn + "Name", "Scott"),
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new XElement(xn + "Title", "Developer")
);
This code produces the following XML:

Scott


You should begin to see that working with namespaces in LINQ to XML is quite easy. LINQ to XML
removes a lot of the frustration you experience with other XML technologies and makes working with
XML documents a pleasure.


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