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what is going on guys welcome to despite on tutorials for intermediates in todayamp;#39;s episode weamp;#39;re going to talk about XML processing now up until now weamp;#39;ve always stored our data into simple files or into professional databases but sometimes we need a structured way to save files but we donamp;#39;t want to build a big professional database 1 we donamp;#39;t want to use a database we want to use files but we want to keep our data into a structured way locally on our computer and for this we can use XML now XML stands for extensible markup language and itamp;#39;s very scalable because you can do a lot of things with it for example you can build professional graphical user interfaces just with XML and a lot of frameworks do this actually so XML is a great way to hierarchically structure our data and itamp;#39;s also platform independent and application independent for example if I build a program in Python that saves stuff into an XML file or outputs data into