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    XML is an extensible markup language that uses tags to structure and label data to make it readable by both humans and machines. It allows data to be shared across different systems on the internet by defining custom tags for different types of information. XML documents must follow rules like being enclosed in angle brackets, having start and end tags, and not containing certain characters. An example XML shows a simple address with tags for name, email, and phone number.

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    XML is an extensible markup language that uses tags to structure and label data to make it readable by both humans and machines. It allows data to be shared across different systems on the internet by defining custom tags for different types of information. XML documents must follow rules like being enclosed in angle brackets, having start and end tags, and not containing certain characters. An example XML shows a simple address with tags for name, email, and phone number.

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    XML is an extensible markup language that uses tags to structure and label data to make it readable by both humans and machines. It allows data to be shared across different systems on the internet by defining custom tags for different types of information. XML documents must follow rules like being enclosed in angle brackets, having start and end tags, and not containing certain characters. An example XML shows a simple address with tags for name, email, and phone number.

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    XML is an extensible markup language that uses tags to structure and label data to make it readable by both humans and machines. It allows data to be shared across different systems on the internet by defining custom tags for different types of information. XML documents must follow rules like being enclosed in angle brackets, having start and end tags, and not containing certain characters. An example XML shows a simple address with tags for name, email, and phone number.

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    XML

    4SE – 16
    May Nyein Waso Tun
    WHAT IS XML?
    • an eXtensible Markup Language
    • is meta-language that used for creating languages
    • is an extentive concept
    • is both human-readable and machine-readable
    • Goal : simplicity, generality, and usability across
    the internet
    • Purpose : to help computers to share data
    WHAT IS XML?
    • Hundreds of document formats using XML
    syntax
    • XML-based formats have become the default
    for many office- productivity tools
    • used to transfer data from one place to another
    over the internet
    RULES FOR XML
    • enclosed in angle brackets
    • come in pairs with start-tags and end-tags
    • do not have end-tags must be terminated by a
    ‘/’
    • Case sensitive
    • May not contain ‘<’ or ‘&’
    EXAMPLE OF XML
    <?xml version=“1.0”/>
    <address>
    <name>Yep</name>
    <email>yep@uit.edu.mm</email>
    <phone>09973228390</phone>
    </address>
    THANK FOR ATTENTION

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