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Use the DumpFormatted extension method

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Use the DumpFormatted extension method

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- In this final chapter, we will explore how to create and modify the XML structure of an XML file. For example, we will build the XML tree, add and remove nodes, determine how to move nodes to another part of the tree, and how to rename elements and attributes. Before showing you how to modify the structure of the XML. I thought I'd point out one additional feature that's available in the link Pad, that we haven't used yet in this course. It's another method It's another method for outputting the information called dump formatted. And it writes the output to a separate window, turns on outlining. And this is an extension method for X element. So what I'm doing here is this is a X element. So what I'm doing here is this is a X element. So I'm calling dump formatted here and I'm doing the same thing as I've moved down through the element tree. So we'll run the query. And then what I want you to see is the results…

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