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now as we move into the use of schemas and so forth what weamp;#39;re actually getting at is validating XML and I want to make sure here take a little short pause and letamp;#39;s talk about these two terms well-formed and valid now talked about well-formed in an earlier video and if you remember a document is well-formed when it is structurally and syntactically correct now if you remember that means that the tags are nested properly that the tags being case-sensitive theyamp;#39;re matched thereamp;#39;s a root element but everything else is nested in and so forth you go back to the video on the five commandments if you will about document structure also the document must adhere to general XML rules and weamp;#39;ve talked about those some now the fact that a document is well-formed that itamp;#39;s structurally and syntactically correct does not necessarily mean itamp;#39;s a valid document and donamp;#39;t let that confuse you because valid simply means that this document s
