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Accesses first attribute by using E4X's attributes wildcard syntax


 



package{

  import flash.display.Sprite;

  

  public class Main extends Sprite{

    public function Main(){

        var novel:XML = <BOOK ISBN="0000000000">

            <TITLE>ActionScript</TITLE>                    <!--Previous sibling-->

            <AUTHOR>J, J</AUTHOR>

            <PUBLISHER>Books Ltd</PUBLISHER>  <!--Next sibling-->

          </BOOK>;

        

        trace(novel.@*[0]);



    }

  }

}

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8.	Changing an Attribute Value
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11.	Assign the desired attributes the desired values
12.	Use the name( ) method on the attribute reference to retrieve its name
13.	To loop over all of the attributes of an element, use a for each loop.

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