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XML Literals let VB.NET developers write XML inline with <code><%= … %></code> expressions, giving IDE validation and LINQ interop. This post explains the syntax, namespace handling, a product‑catalog example, trade‑offs, and when to choose literals over C#‑style construction.
Learn how to use VB.NET XML literals to generate well-formed XML documents declaratively, avoiding the pitfalls of string concatenation and the verbosity of XmlWriter.
VB.NET XML literals let you write static XML directly in code, avoiding string concatenation errors. Learn how to use them, compare with LINQ to XML, and verify the output in a simple console example.
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