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		<title>Linq to XML Tutorial</title>
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This is an introduction to Linq to XML showing how to read, insert, update and delete from an XML file.

First of all lets look at the XML file I will be using:

&#60;?xml version=&#34;1.0&#34; encoding=&#34;utf-8&#34;?&#62;
&#60;Customers&#62;
 &#60;Customer ID=&#34;1&#34;&#62;
  &#60;Forename&#62;Joe&#60;/Forename&#62;
  &#60;Surname&#62;Stevens&#60;/Surname&#62;
  &#60;DOB&#62;31/01/1983&#60;/DOB&#62;
  &#60;Location&#62;Sydney&#60;/Location&#62;
 &#60;/Customer&#62;
 &#60;Customer ID=&#34;2&#34;&#62;
  &#60;Forename&#62;Tom&#60;/Forename&#62;
  &#60;Surname&#62;Male&#60;/Surname&#62;
  &#60;DOB&#62;02/02/1977&#60;/DOB&#62;
  &#60;Location&#62;Brisbane&#60;/Location&#62;
 &#60;/Customer&#62;
 &#60;Customer ID=&#34;3&#34;&#62;
  &#60;Forename&#62;Emily &#60;/Forename&#62;
  &#60;Surname&#62;Stevens&#60;/Surname&#62;
  &#60;DOB&#62;14/01/1988&#60;/DOB&#62;
  &#60;Location&#62;Sydney&#60;/Location&#62;
 &#60;/Customer&#62;
 &#60;Customer ID=&#34;4&#34;&#62;
  &#60;Forename&#62;Lee&#60;/Forename&#62;
  &#60;Surname&#62;Phipps&#60;/Surname&#62;
  &#60;DOB&#62;05/12/1982&#60;/DOB&#62;
  &#60;Location&#62;Melbourne&#60;/Location&#62;
 &#60;/Customer&#62;
 &#60;Customer ID=&#34;5&#34;&#62;
  &#60;Forename&#62;Saul&#60;/Forename&#62;
  &#60;Surname&#62;Stevens&#60;/Surname&#62;
  &#60;DOB&#62;02/08/1984&#60;/DOB&#62;
  &#60;Location&#62;Perth&#60;/Location&#62;
 &#60;/Customer&#62;
&#60;/Customers&#62;

As you can see it&#8217;s a very simple list of customers.  In my project I [...]]]></description>
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