Difference Between Element and Node.
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Answer / prakash kingsly
A node can be an element node, an attribute node, a text
node, or any other of the node types
XML DOM Node Types
NodeType Named Constant
1 ELEMENT_NODE
2 ATTRIBUTE_NODE
3 TEXT_NODE
4 CDATA_SECTION_NODE
5 ENTITY_REFERENCE_NODE
6 ENTITY_NODE
7 PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE
8 COMMENT_NODE
9 DOCUMENT_NODE
10 DOCUMENT_TYPE_NODE
11 DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT_NODE
12 NOTATION_NODE
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Answer / Aashish Kumar
An XML element is a container for an XML tag (with both start and end tags), its attributes, and its content. A node represents a position in the XML tree where data resides or operations can be performed. Every XML element has at least one child node called the root node. Nodes can also represent text, comments, processing instructions, entities, attribute nodes, etc.
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Answer / mohit singh
Hi
Node is like super type of an element. Element is a
specific type of node.
exmaple
Element:
<name>Hari</name>
Node:
<name id="1212" dep="6">Hari</name>
thanks
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