About Root Nodes and Document Elements

A root node is the topmost node in the tree that represents the contents of an XML document. The root node can contain comments, a declaration, and processing instructions, as well as the document element. The document element is the element that contains all other elements; that is, the document element contains elements that are in the document but that are not immediate children of the root node.

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