August 2000
Beginner
456 pages
9h 24m
English
In Hour 2, you read the data from the nodes in sequence without trying to determine if the node was in the correct position.
Therefore, your next step will be to learn more about some of the objects defined in XML so that you can carry out more robust data manipulation.
When a tree representing the data of an XML file is used, each of the terminal branches is known as a node of the tree. When the XML dom object reads the data from the XML file, each of the tag pairs is used by the XML dom object to create an instance of the node class. The node class is defined in the XML dom class, and the node is the basic component of the way the data is represented in memory. The node object has several different properties, ...
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