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  VB.NET XML Tutorial

XML is a self describing language and it gives the data as well as the rules to identify what information it contains. Like HTML , XML is a subset of SGML - Standard Generalized Markup Language. The following links give you more information about XML Files and its operations through VB.NET .

        
        
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