what is XML?
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Answer / harish
XML, the extensible markup Language, is a universal syntax
for describing and structuring data independent from the
application logic.
--> XML isa markup language much like HTML
--> XML was designed to describe data
--> XML tags are not predefined.you must define ur own tags
--> XML is self-describing
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Answer / sarankumarreddy.c
XML(Extensible Markup Langauge)is all about describing
data.An XML tag is not something predefined but it is
something you have to define according to your needs.Below
is a XML which describes invoice data.
<?XML version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<student>
<studentnumber>111</studentnumber>
<studentname>SaranKumarReddy.C</studentname>
<totalmarks>790</totalmarks>
<average>79</average>
</student>
For instance in the above example of student all tags are
defined according to student needs.The XML document is self
explanatory,any one can easily understand looking at the
XML data what exactly it means.
In the above example <student></student> tag is the root
element.Root element is the top most elements for a XML.
XML is case sensitive.
Eg: <student> tag is not same as <Student> tag.
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