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I have read a comparison between the two here . This is primarily a question of performance, relating to both memory and speed. I've got several XML documents that are upwards of 100 - 300 K in size. I've noticed that there is some lag when loading this information into an XDocument rather than an XmlDocument object. Is there a serious performance difference between these two objects? Do they access the content of the XML differently? When working with a string of XML, which is preferred, or is there a difference? The end use of these object is to run queries ( XPath or LINQ, depending) on the object in question.
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