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A more complex HTML example
HTML is not central to the subject matter of this book, but if you want more information on it,
check out HTML, XHTML, and CSS Bible, 3rd Edition, by Bryan Pfaffenberger, Bill Karow, Chuck
White, Steven M. Schafer (published by Wiley) or HTML 4 For Dummies, 5th Edition, by Ed Tittel
and Mary Burmeister (published by Wiley).
What is XML?
HTML has a fixed set of predefined tags??”there are many different tags but ultimately the number
of variations is limited. XML, short for eXtensible Markup Language, can be extended by the addition
of new tags whenever needed. Tags can be created at any time in XML. Essentially, XML is a
scripting language that can have features changed and added to it by any developer for any purpose.
XML can be customized such that every XML document can have its own unique tags. The
result is a browser-based language, where both the data and the language (the tags) are variable.


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