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welcome to this programming for cultural heritage lecture today weamp;#39;re going to be discussing xml and so xml is a standard of formatting data a data serialization weamp;#39;ve already had some familiarity with different types of this right so we looked at csv files and we looked at json data json files but xml is a little bit older than json it stands for extendable markup language and itamp;#39;s basically a serialization for encoding uh data and itamp;#39;s nice because it is um well itamp;#39;s supposed to be nice because it is good for machines right because itamp;#39;s marked up the machines can read it programs you can read it and also itamp;#39;s um you can read it as a human being right so itamp;#39;s itamp;#39;s it has very verbose tag names and itamp;#39;s very very standard and so you can actually look at xml document and sort of read it uh at the same way a machine would so thereamp;#39;s lots of standards that use xml for a long time and lots of different
