How do you access elements in XML document?
Answer Posted / kaushal bhardwaj
xml elements can be accessed by the use of xpath.
xpath gives the pathe of the particuler or a groop of elements
in an absolute path method. it starts from the root and goes
to the desired node through the chield nodes. eg
/root/chield/chield of chield.
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