How to Write in xml

This LINQ to XML code should do it.

Notice that, AFAIK, stuff like is not valid XML. You need to define an attribute like this : .

using System;

using System.Xml.Linq;

class Program

{

static void Main()

{

XElement GroupDetails = new XElement("GroupDetails");

XElement g1 = new XElement("Gruopid", new XAttribute("id", 1),

new XElement("GroupName", "XYZ Education 1"),

new XElement("GroupAddress", "Delhi"));

XElement g2 = new XElement("Gruopid", new XAttribute("id", 2),

new XElement("GroupName", "XYZ Education 2"),

new XElement("GroupAddress", "Mumbai"));

XElement g3 = new XElement("Gruopid", new XAttribute("id", 3),

new XElement("GroupName", "XYZ Education 3"),

new XElement("GroupAddress", "Noida"));

GroupDetails.Add(g1, g2, g3);

GroupDetails.Save("ankit.xml");

}

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Sam Hobbs14y ago
There are many articles in this web site about XML. I know because I wrote one of them and I knoiw there are many more.
Vulpes14y ago
This LINQ to XML code should do it.

Notice that, AFAIK, stuff like is not valid XML. You need to define an attribute like this : .

using System;
using System.Xml.Linq;

class Program
{
static void Main()
{
XElement GroupDetails = new XElement("GroupDetails");

XElement g1 = new XElement("Gruopid", new XAttribute("id", 1),
new XElement("GroupName", "XYZ Education 1"),
new XElement("GroupAddress", "Delhi"));

XElement g2 = new XElement("Gruopid", new XAttribute("id", 2),
new XElement("GroupName", "XYZ Education 2"),
new XElement("GroupAddress", "Mumbai"));

XElement g3 = new XElement("Gruopid", new XAttribute("id", 3),
new XElement("GroupName", "XYZ Education 3"),
new XElement("GroupAddress", "Noida"));

GroupDetails.Add(g1, g2, g3);
GroupDetails.Save("ankit.xml");
}
}