Why is xml called extensible?
Answer / Saurabh Mani
"XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is called extensible because it allows users to define their own custom tags and attributes, making it possible to create new markup languages for specific purposes. This extensibility enables XML to represent a wide variety of data structures and formats, while also being easily parsable by machines"
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