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    a3malcom is offline Sophomore
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    Default What is XML and what its use

    Can you any share me What is xml and what it's use in programming langauge

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    XML stands for Extensible Markup Language. XML documents are used to store structural text data. XML has many applications such as Google sitemap, PAD file for product documentation, etc.

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    XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language.
    XML is designed to transport and store data.


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    xml is a uniform way of presenting data. It is used commonly online in web applications and frequently in B2B transactions, etc. It is a common format for data exchange. Take a look at XSLT as well.

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    XML means Extensible Markup Language which used to store the structural data with the text file which saved with .xml extension. XML allow us to save data in XML files. XML file is also used as Metadata. Many languages like MathML, WML are developed with XML. And it is supported by database like MSSQL and Oracle.

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    XML stands for Extensible Markup Language. XML can make all the difference between taking advantage of the functionality offered by XML and struggling against the XML standard to get the basics of validation and parsing right.

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