April 2002
Beginner to intermediate
1128 pages
26h 33m
English
In this section, you will explore the syntax of XML and understand what is meant by a well-formed document.
Note
You will often encounter the terms “well formed” and “valid” applied to XML documents. These are not the same. A well-formed document is structurally and syntactically correct, whereas a valid document is also semantically correct. A document can be well-formed but not valid.
The best way to become familiar with the syntax of XML is to write an XML document. To check your XML, you will need access to an XML-aware browser or another XML validator.
An XML browser includes an XML parser. To get the browser to check the syntax and structure of your XML document, simply use the browser to open the XML file. ...
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