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Loop through all the Employee nodes and insert the new 'TerminationDate' node and the 'Status' attribute

  

Imports System
Imports System.Xml.Linq

    Public Class MainClass
        Public Shared Sub Main()
            Dim employees As XElement = XElement.Load("Employees.xml")
            Dim newEmployee = <Employee id=<%= 1 %>>
                                  <Name>First</Name>
                                  <Title>Coder</Title>
                                  <HireDate>07/15/2006</HireDate>
                                  <HourlyRate>9.95</HourlyRate>
                              </Employee>

            employees.Add(newEmployee)

            For Each ele In employees.<Employee>
                ele.Add(<TerminationDate></TerminationDate>)
                ele.Add(New XAttribute("Status", ""))
            Next
            Console.WriteLine(employees.ToString())
        End Sub
    End Class








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