#includeIn this example, LLXMLNodePtr is used to create a pointer to the root element of an XML document. The code then navigates through the child nodes of the root element using NextSibling() method to iterate through all the siblings nodes. This example code uses the LibXML library, which is a robust XML parsing library that provides a large number of features and capabilities for working with XML structures in C++ code.int main() { xmlDocPtr doc = xmlReadFile("example.xml", NULL, 0); xmlNodePtr rootNode = xmlDocGetRootElement(doc); LLXMLNodePtr node = LLXMLNodePtr::CreateWithNode(rootNode); while (node) { std::string nodeName = node->Name(); std::string nodeValue = node->Value(); std::cout << "Node Name: " << nodeName << ", Node Value: " << nodeValue << std::endl; node = node->NextSibling(); } xmlFreeDoc(doc); xmlCleanupParser(); return 0; }