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Hi! 
I can't seem to parse an XML file with an empty tag. I have the sample xml file: 
 
&lt;Notes&gt; 
&lt;score&gt; 
&nbsp; &nbsp;&lt;result&gt;90/100&lt;/result&gt; 
&nbsp; &nbsp;&lt;Math subject = &quot;calculus&quot; /&gt; 
&lt;/score&gt; 
&lt;/Notes&gt; 
 
I wanted to parse it like this: 
Name &nbsp; : result 
Value &nbsp; : 90/100 &nbsp; 
Attribute: &quot;&quot; 
 
Name &nbsp; : Math 
Value &nbsp; : &quot;&quot; 
Attribute: calculus 
 
 
I have parsed the result tag but I can't seem to parse the empty tag with EXPAT. Can anybody please help me?
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Hi!
I can't seem to parse an XML file with an empty tag. I have the sample xml file:

<Notes>
<score>
 <result>90/100</result> 
 <Math subject = "calculus" /> 
</score>
</Notes>

I wanted to parse it like this:
Name : result
Value : 90/100 
Attribute: ""

Name : Math
Value : ""
Attribute: calculus


I have parsed the result tag but I can't seem to parse the empty tag with EXPAT. Can anybody please help me?

Expat and XML

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