Generic List & lt; T & gt; stored as an XML document

This is often the case where the program processing result is a generic List <T>, but in order to output these collections to XML documents. This is why Insus. NET demonstrates an example.
In the program, create a class:



The List <T> set is manually created to replace the logical processing result in the real environment.

OK, we can refer to the method of "how to create XML document" http://www.cnblogs.com/insus/p/3276944.html to store as XML document, but it seems to have been written to death. You can also refer to the following method to add nodes in a Dynamic Loop:


Animation operation Demonstration: