Generating XML files with Python is easy using the built-in xml module. Here’s a simple example that creates an XML file:
In this example, we first import the xml.etree.ElementTree module and create the root element using the Element() function. We then create two child elements, set their attributes and text using the set() and text properties, and add them to the root using the SubElement() function.
Finally, we create an ElementTree object using the root element and write it to a file using the write() method.
The resulting data.xml file should look like this:
You can modify this example to create more complex XML files by adding additional child elements and attributes as needed.
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