How is xml structured?
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Answer / Vivekanand Sharma
XML (Extensible Markup Language) follows a hierarchical structure composed of elements, which are denoted by tags. These tags consist of a start tag, data, and an end tag (except for self-closing tags that have no content). XML attributes provide additional information about the elements they modify. The root element encloses all other elements in the document.
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