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..(1).Value
The returned result would be Chris. The extension indexer is zero-based so had you passed a value of 0
to this property, it would have returned Scott.
You can also access XML using embedded queries, which you learned about earlier in the chapter. In the
example that follows, an XML literal is defined with three names. A second XML literal is then created,
using an embedded query to access the names from the first XML literal. The results of the second XML
literal are displayed in the text box.
Dim employee As XElement = _

Scott
Chris
Bill

Dim nameTypes As XElement = _

<%= From name In employee. _
Select <%= name.Value %> _
%>

Me.TextBox1.Text = nameTypes.ToString
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Here are the results when this code is executed:

Scott
Chris
Bill
The next example builds on the previous example by including an attribute on each element in
the first XML literal.

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