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in this video i'm going to show how we can use xpath in c sharp to read values from an xml document i'm going to give a quick overview here in powerpoint and then we're going to jump right into business so first of all yxpath it's an easy way to find something that you want in xml and you can do this with something like a website that i have here you can do it with some really good text editors and you can also do it programmatically in c sharp java and several other programming languages so a couple definitions we want to start with and then i'll show you the equivalent c sharp term a node is something in xml that you can select that could be an element an attribute text comment namespace in other words anything in that xml file and then xml tends to be hierarchical with one parent that has children and then grandchildren and so on and so forth so we can describe the relationship between these items as we would any other kind of relationship that is parent child sibling ancestor etc...
