6. XML
XML (the eXtensible Markup Language)
is a data description language that can be used for storing data.
It is particularly useful as a format for sharing information
between different software systems.
The information in this
chapter describes XML 1.0, which is a W3C Recommendation.
Within this chapter, any code written in a sans-serif oblique font
represents a general template; that part of the code
will vary depending on the names of the elements and
the names of the attributes that are used to
store a particular data set.
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