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The second XML literal is also modified, adding the necessary components to the
embedded query to access the attribute as well.
Dim employee As XElement = _

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Dim nameTypes As XElement = _

<%= From name In employee. _
Select ><%= name.@empID %> _
%>

Me.TextBox1.Text = nameTypes.ToString
The following results when this code is executed:

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Yes, this example puts the attribute back where it came from, but the purpose of this example is to illustrate
how to access attributes and how you can utilize query expressions within your XML literals to
manipulate XML.
These examples should give you a good idea of how to access XML using XML literals and
query expressions.
Loading XML
Loading XML is quite easy. You??™ll see just how easy in a minute.

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