XML is a framework for defining markup languages:
* there is no fixed collection of markup tags;
* each XML language is targeted at different application domains;
* the languages will share many features;
* there is a common set of tools for processing such languages.
XML is not a replacement for HTML:
* HTML should ideally be just another XML language;
* in fact, XHTML is just that;
* XHTML is a (very popular) XML language for hypertext markup.
XML is designed to:
* seperate syntax from semantics;
* support internationalization (Unicode) and platform independence;
* be the future of structured information, including databases.
* there is no fixed collection of markup tags;
* each XML language is targeted at different application domains;
* the languages will share many features;
* there is a common set of tools for processing such languages.
XML is not a replacement for HTML:
* HTML should ideally be just another XML language;
* in fact, XHTML is just that;
* XHTML is a (very popular) XML language for hypertext markup.
XML is designed to:
* seperate syntax from semantics;
* support internationalization (Unicode) and platform independence;
* be the future of structured information, including databases.
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