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We have a project which uses XPath to navigate through XML documents. Recently the project has been moved to .NET 4 and I have been asked to use .NET 4 features to gain performance of the system. I thought of using LINQ to XML as a replacement to the XPATH.
(According to several blog posts I found that LINQ to XML is faster than XPATH) Will I actually be able to increase performance of by using LINQ to XML instead of XPATH. Any help on this topic is appreciated.
Thanks and Regards <hr class="sig Dharshana
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We have a project which uses XPath to navigate through XML documents. Recently the project has been moved to .NET 4 and I have been asked to use .NET 4 features to gain performance of the system. I thought of using LINQ to XML as a replacement to the XPATH.
(According to several blog posts I found that LINQ to XML is faster than XPATH) Will I actually be able to increase performance of by using LINQ to XML instead of XPATH. Any help on this topic is appreciated.
Thanks and Regards <hr class="sig Dharshana
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