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What is XML?
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C in short) defines and maintains the XML standard. XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language. It is an industry standard framework for encoding information in a structured fashion. XML is read by software applications or code called as XML parsers.
XML is a markup language, written and structured using opening and closing chevrons (the greater than and less than symbols, these are also called angular brackets, and they look like this < > ) and is primarily comprised of nodes, elements and attributes.
It is said to be extensible because applications can create new types of XML constructs with different types of elements and attributes.
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