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    This document demonstrates how to add a new node to an XML document using the InsertAfter() method in C#. It creates a new College element with id and name attributes, inserts it after the last existing child node of the DocumentElement, and saves the updated XML both to the console and a file.

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    This document demonstrates how to add a new node to an XML document using the InsertAfter() method in C#. It creates a new College element with id and name attributes, inserts it after the last existing child node of the DocumentElement, and saves the updated XML both to the console and a file.

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    This document demonstrates how to add a new node to an XML document using the InsertAfter() method in C#. It creates a new College element with id and name attributes, inserts it after the last existing child node of the DocumentElement, and saves the updated XML both to the console and a file.

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    XML-Adding Node using InsertAfter()

    Program:
    using System;
    using System.Xml;
    namespace DOM
    {
    internal class Program
    {
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
    string tempXml = @"<Colleges>
    <college id='2116' name='REC'/>
    <college id='2117' name='RIT'/>
    <college id='2118' name='RSA'/>
    <college id='2119' name='RGCE'/></Colleges>";
    XmlDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDocument();
    xmlDoc.LoadXml(tempXml);
    XmlElement xmlEle = xmlDoc.CreateElement("College");
    XmlAttribute xmlAttribute = xmlDoc.CreateAttribute("id");
    xmlAttribute.Value = "2120";
    xmlEle.Attributes.Append(xmlAttribute);
    XmlAttribute xmlAttribute2 = xmlDoc.CreateAttribute("name");
    xmlAttribute2.Value = "RGCE";
    xmlEle.Attributes.Append(xmlAttribute2);
    XmlNode xmlNode = xmlDoc.DocumentElement;
    xmlNode.InsertAfter(xmlEle, xmlNode.LastChild);
    xmlDoc.Save(Console.Out);
    xmlDoc.Save("C:\\xml files\\first.xml");
    Console.ReadKey();
    }}}
    Output:

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