Build an element with a query

  

Imports System.Collections.Generic

Class Car
  Public PetName As String
  Public ID As Integer
End Class

Module Program
  Sub Main()
    Dim data As New List(Of Car)
    data.Add(New Car With {.PetName = "A", .ID = 10})
    data.Add(New Car With {.PetName = "Pat", .ID = 11})
    data.Add(New Car With {.PetName = "Danny", .ID = 12})
    data.Add(New Car With {.PetName = "B", .ID = 13})

    Dim vehicles As XElement = _
      <Inventory>
        <%= From c In data _
          Select <Car ID=<%= c.ID %>>
                   <PetName><%= c.PetName %></PetName>
                 </Car> %>
      </Inventory>

    Console.WriteLine(vehicles)

  End Sub


End Module

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