Description: The XmlDictionaryWriter class in the System.Xml namespace of C# is used to write XML content to a stream or document. The WriteString method of this class is used to write a string value to the XML document.
In this example, we create a new instance of XmlDictionaryWriter by calling the CreateTextWriter method and passing an output stream as a parameter. We then write the string "Hello World" to the XML document using the WriteString method and flush the contents of the writer to the output stream.
In this example, we create an instance of XmlDictionaryWriter by calling the CreateDictionaryWriter method and passing it an XmlWriter instance, which we create by calling the XmlWriter.Create method and passing an output stream as a parameter. We then write two string values ("Foo" and "Bar") to the XML document using the WriteString method. We also use the WriteEndElement method to signal the end of an element. Finally, we flush the writer's contents to the output stream and close the stream.
Package/library: System.Xml.
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