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Module 1 Introduction to XML Module Overview Welcome to the module, Introduction to XML. The module describes drawbacks of earlier markup languages that led to the development of XML. The module also explains the structure and lifecycle of the XML document. This module covers more on the XML syntax and the various parts of the XML document. Concepts In this module, you will learn about: ‣ ¾ Introduction to XML ‣ ¾ Exploring XML ‣ ¾ Working with XML ‣ ¾ XML Syntax 1.1 Introduction to XML In this first lesson, Introduction to XML, you will learn to: ‣ ¾ Outline the features of markup languages and list their drawbacks. ‣ ¾ Define and describe XML. ‣ ¾ State the benefits and scope of XML. 1.1.1 Features of Markup Languages Early electronic formats like troff and TEX, were more concerned about the presentation of the content rather than with document structure. Markup languages are used to define the meaning and organize the structure of a text document. Markup languages help the documents by giving them a new look and formatting the text. XML Simplified Version 1.0 © Aptech Limited
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