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this is part one of linked to xml tutorial in this video well disk is how easy it is to create an XML document using link to XML first let us understand what we mean by this term functional construction functional construction is the ability to create an XML tree in a single statement so lets see how to create this entire XML tree in a single statement using link to XML but before we do that lets look at the classes that we will be using to construct this entire XML tree to create the XML document itself we will use a class called X document and within the XML document you know this first line is called as the XML declaration so to create this XML declaration we use X declaration class and here weve got an XML comment to create an XML comment we use X comment class and here we have got students root element and the root element has got student child elements so to create a root element or the child elements we use this X element class and then notice this student element has caught