XML

XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language.

XML is designed to transport and store data.

XML is important to know, and very easy to learn.

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Table of Contents

1. XML This section focuses on XML itself, how to view and write XML: About XML XML Viewers XML Editors XML Documents XML Syntax XML Elements XML Attributes XML CSS XML XSL XML Namespace XML Local Namespace XML Default Namespace XML Entities XML CDATA	2. DTD This section focuses on creating rules for your XML documents: DTD Introduction DTD <!DOCTYPE> Internal DTD External DTD Combined DTD DTD FPI (Formal Public Identifier) DTD Elements DTD Element Operators DTD Attributes DTD Attribute Default Values DTD Attribute Types DTD General Entities DTD Parameter Entities DTD Embedded Images
3. XSLT This section focuses on the presentation of your XML documents: XSLT Introduction XSLT Example XSLT Syntax XSLT <template> XSLT <apply-templates> XSLT <value-of> XSLT <for-each> XSLT <sort> XSLT <if> XSLT <choose>	4. XPath This section focuses on finding data within XML documents: XPath Introduction XPath Location Path XPath Location Path - Absolute XPath Location Path - Relative XPath Attributes XPath Axis XPath Node Test XPath Predicate XPath Node Set XPath Comparison Operators XPath Boolean Operators XPath Number Operators XPath String Functions XML Tutorial Summary