Replace main node name

This might be a simple question....

I have a simple xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Content>
<Element1>ele2</Element1>
<Element2>ele2</Element2>
</Content>

I want to replace Content with Page and I tried:
XmlNode firstNode = xmlDoc.SelectSingleNode("Content");
firstNode.LocalName.Replace("Content","Page");

Obviously I am doing it wrong or not understanding it properly, so, I am not getting the desired output. What is the correct api that I should use?

I am using C# for my code.

I'm not familiar with C#, but what is the output you're getting from this code? What XML tool are you using to parse and update the XML or does C# come with one as default?

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Originally Posted by GuOddian

I'm not familiar with C#, but what is the output you're getting from this code? What XML tool are you using to parse and update the XML or does C# come with one as default?

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The XML namespace from the .NET Framework.

This can't work

Code:

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firstNode.LocalName.Replace("Content","Page");

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because firstNode.LocalName is only a get property, so it won't affect the local name of the node.

I think you have to create a new mode and then replace the old one with the new one (ReplaceChild).