A) ISO-8859-1
B) UTF-8
C) Latin-1
D) DTD 2.0
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A) period
B) comma
C) apostrophe
D) semicolon
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A) brackets
B) quotes
C) braces
D) parentheses
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A) guidelines
B) rules
C) goals
D) objectives
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A) xml://example.com/hus
B) http://example.com/hus
C) ftp://example.com/hus
D) http://example.hus/com
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A) SGML
B) HTML
C) XML
D) AML
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A) It contains no syntax errors.
B) It has a prolog, body, and epilog.
C) It includes an XML declaration.
D) It satisfies the rules of its DTD or schema.
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A) XML
B) CDF
C) MML
D) OFX
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A) letters
B) the string "XML"
C) blank spaces
D) the underscore character
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A) _recipe
B) street address
C) NAME
D) Item
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A) &
B) &attr;
C) >
D) "
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A) Both DTDs and schemas contain rules for how data in a document vocabulary should be structured.
B) A DTD defines the structure of the data and, very broadly, the types of data allowable.
C) A schema more precisely defines the structure of the data and specific data restrictions.
D) DTDs and schemas are required, but they are seldom helpful in ensuring that your XML documents follow a specific vocabulary.
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