Problem i changeing of attribute position in xml

hi ,
when i insert some data in a xml file then the existing code is converted to its own order like/...
//Existing code
<count type="figure_total" count="3"/>
<count type="table_total" count="6" />
<count type="reference_total" count="69"/>
[\code]
//After Adding a Attribute<count count="3" col="1" type="figure_total"/>
<count count="6" col="1" type="table_total"/>
<count count="69" col="1" type="reference_total"/>
[\code]
is there any specific reason like arranging automatically in alphabatical order for the attributes.
if yes then why they have the code like
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>am i making sense.

actually the input xml file is created by another programmer who designed the dtd and also not in java . so in that the order is like this they have given.
anyway that will not affect the file.
but i have another doubt in the same..
initially i had a tag like
<x>-</x>
when i do some changes in the same i/p xml file using my code..
it is automatically
inserting <x xml:space="preserve">–</x>
xml:space="preserve" --- why this is added?

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