C# 7 and .NET Core Cookbook - Second Edition

How to do it...

1. Start off by creating a Student class.

        public class Student        {          public string StudentName;          public double SubjectMark;        }

2. Next, create a class for a subject called FundamentalProgramming. Several attributes have been applied to the fields of this class:
   • XmlRoot
   • XmlElement
   • XmlIgnore
   • XmlAttribute
   • XmlArray

We can see that the XmlRoot attribute specifies that ElementName be called FundamentalsOfProgramming. This attribute thus defines the root of your generated XML. The XmlElement specifies an element called LecturerFullName instead of Lecturer.  XmlIgnore attribute will cause  XmlSerializer to ignore this field during serialization, while  XmlAttribute will create an attribute on the root element of the generated XML. Lastly, ...