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hello and welcome back in the short lecture weamp;#39;re going to learn about how to work with the xml files this is very similar the way we work with the csv format itamp;#39;s almost the same kind of commands what we are going to use within the uh powershell for the xml specific so to begin with that if i want to work with xml i need to find out a i need to discover a command line which can useful for the xml specific so iamp;#39;m just typing as xml starter starts so itamp;#39;s going to pull up some kind of you know values here uh you can check out here very similar uh if i go here instead of the xml and the csv iamp;#39;m gonna get the very similar output um here if you can see here uh the similar things which iamp;#39;m gonna get i just you know press the ctrl c so that itamp;#39;s not going to give a lot command thatamp;#39;s the output you can check out here uh for the xml also you have the uh converting option importing exporting as well as the selecting similar option