August 2000
Beginner
456 pages
9h 24m
English
Content preview from Sams Teach Yourself XML in 24 Hours
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Quiz
The term class refers to what kind of entity?
An object definition
An object that can be updated
A variable
None of the above
Yes, it is. The structure of HTML files makes it difficult to create matching hierarchical trees.
No, it's not. Since both HTML and XML files are built using tag pairs, the trees are very similar.
It's irrelevant because you don't create trees corresponding to HTML files.
Yes, it is. The differences between XML and HTML files are so pronounced that creating simultaneous trees is very hard.
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