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hello in this video weamp;#39;re going to do a little bit of housekeeping in these series of videos on s data weamp;#39;ve been entering URLs into the address bar on the browser and getting back XML data in the display area of the browser and one of the things we noticed is that URLs are also returned to us in the display area of the browser and what weamp;#39;d like to do is copy those into the U into the address bar and use them in the browser so thatamp;#39;s all all good but um how do how do we do that and the the gotcha here is that XML is one web standard and URLs are another web standard now both of them just use plain text you just type in the keyboard to do what you need to do but the difference is is that they encode special characters differently so here we see a little bit of XML so here weamp;#39;ve got a little bit of XML we have ID customer and its value is 1580 and then we end the field slash ID customer in angle brackets so thatamp;#39;s the basic format of XML b