There are times when your program is the only program handling the XML, such as a configuration file or some sort of XML datastore. In times like those, it can be tedious to use LINQ to XML or the XmlDocument to load, manipulate, and save your XML, especially since you know exactly what there is. If this is the case, then you can use serialization to save and read your XML. As I indicated earlier, this technique is only proper if you are the only one using this XML document.
Creating a Model
Before you are able to serialize your XML, there has to be a model first. Serialization is completely attribute ...
