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now to use XPath to manipulate our XML documents we need to first of all know what kind of nodes can we get now we already know XPath is a language for locating the nodes in a document tree so letamp;#39;s look at the various nodes that we can address identify and manipulate using XPath the first one is the root node the second one is the element node Iamp;#39;m just going to list these in 1 then weamp;#39;ll go back and look at them and kind of show them to you graphically the text node number 3 number 4 is the attribute node the comment node the processing instruction node and then finally the namespace node now weamp;#39;ve talked about all of these so far in the course but letamp;#39;s kind of take a look at them as compared to an actual XML file and map them out for you first up letamp;#39;s talk about the root node now this is very interesting you would think the root node would refer to a people here and in a way it does ok and this is getting really too technical but make