Answer Posted / Brajkishor Tiwari
A well-formed XML document is one that adheres to the syntax rules of XML, such as proper tag structure, properly nested tags, and a single root element. However, it does not necessarily mean the data within the document follows any specific structure or schema. A valid XML document, on the other hand, not only conforms to the syntax rules but also adheres to a specific schema (XML Schema Definition or DTD). This means that the data within the document is structured according to a predefined set of rules.
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