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It??™s used to represent an XML element.
The only difference here is the capability to use it to create XML literals in Visual Basic. For example,
the following code creates an XML fragment in Visual Basic .NET. Notice the exclusion of any quotes.
The XML is typed directly into the source code of the project.
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Dim emp As XElement = _

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The following example creates an XML document with a comment and version information. Again, this is
quite similar to the way the XDocument class was used in previous chapters, but it??™s used in this example
in an XML literal.
Dim empDoc As XDocument = _



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Expressions
There is so much more that XML literals can do, such as using embedded expressions. Visual Basic
supports the concept of embedded expressions.


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