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// A "functional" approach to build an

// XML element in memory.

XElement inventory =

new XElement("Inventory",

new XElement("Car", new XAttribute("ID", "1"),

new XElement("Color", "Green"),

new XElement("Make", "BMW"),

new XElement("PetName", "Stan")

)

);

// Call ToString() on our XElement.

Console.WriteLine(inventory);

}

Here, notice that the constructor of the inventory XElement object is in fact a tree of additional

XElements and XAttributes. Also note that by mindfully indenting our code statements, our code

base has a similar look and feel to the XML document itself. If we call our method from within

Main(), we find the output shown in Figure 24-10.

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