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Module 4 XML Schema An element in the xml document will be: Concepts Note: Unicode character is a character that has two bytes as its size. 4.2.2 Additional Data Types Additional data types are derived from the basic built-in data types, which are called base type data types. The generated or derived data types, supported by the XML schema include: ‣ ¾ integer The base type for integer is the numeric data type. It includes both positive and negative numbers. For example, the numbers -2, -1, 0, 1, 2 are integers. The integer data type is used to specify a numeric value without a fractional component. Syntax: Code Snippet: The integer declaration in the schema is: An element in the xml document will be: 999 ‣ ¾ decimal It can represent exact fractional parts such as 3.26. The basetype for decimal is the number data type. The decimal data type is used to specify a numeric value. Syntax: Version 1.0 © Aptech Limited XML Simplified
Module 4 XML Schema Code Snippet: The decimal declaration in the schema is: Concepts An element in the xml document will be: +70.7860 ‣ ¾ time The base type is the dateTime data type. The default representation is 16:35:26. The time data type is used to specify a time. The time is specified in the following form "hh:mm:ss" where, hh stands for hour, mm indicates the minute and ss indicates the second. Syntax: Code Snippet: The decimal declaration in the schema is: An element in the xml document will be: 09:30:10.5 XML Simplified Version 1.0 © Aptech Limited
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