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| 1. | Build a query to join the two XML trees on the employee's Id. | ||
| 2. | Build an element with a query | ||
| 3. | Loop through all the Employee nodes and insert the new 'TerminationDate' node and the 'Status' attribute | ||
| 4. | Loop through all the HourlyRate elements, setting them to the new payrate, which is the old rate * 5%. | ||
| 5. | Loop through all of the Employee elements and remove the HireDate element. | ||
| 6. | Loop through a node in Xml document | ||
| 7. | Query Xml document by Node value | ||
| 8. | Query for all of the employees that make (HourlyRate) more than $100 an hour | ||
| 9. | Query the XML Tree and get the Name and Hourly Rate elements. | ||
| 10. | Use LINQ to get the tasks for each employee and order them by the employee's name. | ||
| 11. | Using For Each to loop through the result of Xml query | ||
| 12. | Display the employee names and their hourly rate | ||
| 13. | Display the employee names and their new hourly rate. | ||
| 14. | Execute the query and loop through the results, displaying the Information to the screen. | ||
| 15. | Creating new Xml element in the query |