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- ADO.NET Data Representation: ADO.NET, a data access technology in Microsoft's .NET framework, allows datasets to be represented internally in a proprietary binary format. However, this data can also be seamlessly retrieved and stored in XML format. This XML representation can include the data itself and optionally the schema (structure) of the data. This functionality is useful for tasks like transferring data between applications or persisting data in an XML format. You can find more information about this on the Microsoft Docs website [ADO.NET DataSet XML].