What is an XML? Difference between HTML & XML?
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Answer / sri krishna prasad
Extensible Mark Up Language(XML): is used to transfer the
data between disimilar applications.
Purpose of HTML is: To display and format the data using
predefined tags.
XML is also markup language to describe the data.
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Answer / swapna
Extensible Markup Language.In XML,user-defined tags are
supported.It is not case-sensitive,each and every tag must
have opening and closing tags.It is also used as a
configuration file in web-based applications.Html is also a
mmark-up language,but it is used for only designing
purpose.Html tags are pre-defined tags.It is case-sensitive.
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