The XmlDictionaryWriter is a class in the System.Xml assembly that provides a fast and efficient way to write XML content. The WriteEndElement method is used to write a closing element tag to the XML document.
Example 1: Writing an end element for a simple element
In this example, we create an XmlDictionaryWriter and use the WriteStartElement method to write a "person" element to the XML document. We then write a "name" element and its value using the WriteString method. Finally, we use the WriteEndElement method to close each element before flushing the writer.
Example 2: Writing an end element for a complex element
In this example, we create an XmlDictionaryWriter and use the WriteStartElement method to write a "person" element with an "id" attribute. We then write a "name" element and an "address" element with multiple attributes. Finally, we use the WriteEndElement method to close each element before flushing the writer.
Both examples use the System.Xml assembly.
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