Introduction to x++

x++ is an object-oriented programming language that makes use of the XML 1.0 syntax. Some of the benefits of using the XML syntax to write the object-oriented code include: It can be parsed (not necessarily processed) by any XML parser. Ability and ease to dynamically generate x++ programs by using various XML tools and other XML family of standards, such as XSLT. Infact, x++ programs can be written to generate other x++ programs. x++ brings object-oriented programmability natively to XML. This means that when XML is sent across the wire, it can now have programmable objects sent instead of the plain data.