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Welcome to my new video about XML. Before watching this video, please make sure you watched the XML Introduction video. You can find the link in the video description. Letamp;#39;s Go! I showed you in the first video the following parts of XML. Now I will explain these parts one by one in UiPath, how to use and which methods and properties has each one of them. Letamp;#39;s start with Document. Document part called in UiPath: XDocument. The type of this one is: System.Xml.Linq.XDocument System.Xml.Linq is a namespace and Contains the classes for LINQ to XML. The next one is Element. Itamp;#39;s called XElement in UiPath. And has this type. Attribute is called XAttribute and has the following type. Comment is called XComment and has the following type. Text is called XText and has the following type. How to create a variable from any type of them? Letamp;#39;s see. First you create a variable in UiPath, then you can search for the type. Here you get the following window. If you writ