In the last three posts, in addition to the information regarding how we want to alter the markup in an Open XML document, I've made a few observations about how to write LINQ to XML code when modifying an XML tree in such a way that it becomes harder to introduce bugs. In addition, I've also mentioned a couple of other points that you can take into consideration - you can write code that performs better if you know a bit about how LINQ to XML operates under the covers. In Using LINQ to XML to Accept
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