XML is a good format when you want to save multiple types of data in a single human-readable file on disk. If you want to save and load XML using C# and .NET, the two classes you need to use are called XmlReader and XmlWriter.
In this lesson, I show a simple way to read and write XML data files. This is the latest in my series on programming quite complicated applications in the C# language. Here I show how I use XML data files to store the document paths and URLs needed by my application and web-page Launchpad project.
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