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This document compares HTML and XML. It notes that while HTML and XML both use tags and attributes, XML allows users to specify their own tags and attributes, keeping content and formatting separate. Additionally, it states that HTML is meant for humans and describes web pages, with browsers correcting errors, while XML is meant for computers, with strict rules and no allowed errors.
This document compares HTML and XML. It notes that while HTML and XML both use tags and attributes, XML allows users to specify their own tags and attributes, keeping content and formatting separate. Additionally, it states that HTML is meant for humans and describes web pages, with browsers correcting errors, while XML is meant for computers, with strict rules and no allowed errors.
This document compares HTML and XML. It notes that while HTML and XML both use tags and attributes, XML allows users to specify their own tags and attributes, keeping content and formatting separate. Additionally, it states that HTML is meant for humans and describes web pages, with browsers correcting errors, while XML is meant for computers, with strict rules and no allowed errors.
XML & XSLT Quick Comparison HTML - uses tags and attributes - - - tags and attributes are pre- determined and rigid
- content and formatting can be placed together <p><font=Arial>text</font>
XML - uses tags and attributes
- allows user to specify what each tag and attribute means
- content and format are separate; formatting is contained in a stylesheet
HTML and XML HTML and XML look similar, because they are both SGML languages (SGML = Standard Generalized Markup Language) HTML and XML HTML is for humans HTML describes web pages You dont want to see error messages about the web pages you visit Browsers ignore and/or correct as many HTML errors as they can. XML is for computers XML describes data The rules are strict and errors are not allowed Current versions of most browsers can display XML