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="1">
<<%= empName %>>
Scott

Me.Textbox1.Text = emp.ToString
Run the application and click the button. The text box on the form will be populated with the
following XML:

Scott

Notice all of the whitespace to the left of ??????Scott??™??™ and to the left of the closing tag.
The output is like this because the inner element, , contains significant whitespace
and the output text, while the outer element, , contains insignificant whitespace.
So, you are probably asking yourself, what is the difference between ??????significant??™??™ and ??????insignificant??™??™
whitespace? Whitespace in XML literals is considered significant when:
??‘ It is in an attribute value.
??‘ It is part of an element??™s text content.
??‘ It is in an embedded expression for an element??™s text content.
You can add the xml:space attribute in the XML element literal, but it won??™t change how the compiler
handles the whitespace.

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