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  • 1.4: Extensible Markup Language

      • 1.4.1: XML Definition

        •  CoreWebProgramming: "XML Elements" URL

          XML is the general form of HTML; with it, a programmer can create his/her own tags. Read these slides and be sure you understand the XML Elements.

      • 1.4.2: XML Elements with Components

        •  XML - Managing Data Exchange: "Introduction to XML" URL

          Namespaces and XML DTD are components of an XML schema, a set of rules governing the ways in which a Web Server will parse user-specific XML documents for display. Read this chapter.

      • 1.4.3: XML Namespaces

        •  W3C: "Namespaces in XML 1.0 (Third Edition)" URL

          Read this webpage for an overview of the purpose, function, and format of XML namespaces.

      • 1.4.4: XML DTD

        •  W3Schools: "XML DTD" URL

          Read this webpage.

      • 1.4.5: XML Schema

        •  W3Schools: "Introduction to XML Schemas" URL

          Read this webpage.

        •  W3Schools: "XML Quiz" URL

          Complete this review.

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