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How to Include verse in xml

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in this video Im going to continue our discussion of XML this is a presentation that Ive adapted from Professor Robert roki at the University of Cincinnati Linder College of Business so we talked about in a last video we talked about the history of XML HTML and sgml in this video were going to focus on XML so XML stands for extensible markup language so language good for data exchange so its a language that can be produced or read by a myriad of programming languages c-sharp C++ Java Perl just about anything can create or read XML which makes it ideal for interchange XML is really a format not thats not necessarily a program so you dont really program XML although you can edit XML so its considered self describing which means that the content of the XML and the data of XML are together in the same document so if you see Brandon you know that Brandon is a first name and you know that Jones is a last name because Brandon would be enclosed within an element called first name more t

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rowTag : The row tag to treat as a row. For example, in this XML , the value would be book . Default is ROW .
An XML document is called well-formed if it satisfies certain rules, specified by the W3C. These rules are: A well-formed XML document must have a corresponding end tag for all of its start tags. Nesting of elements within each other in an XML document must be proper.
A character entity reference refers to the content of a named entity. An entity declaration is created by using the syntax in a Document Type Definition (DTD).
Entity references always begin with an ampersand () and end with a semicolon (;). You can also substitute a numeric or hexadecimal reference.
XML is a text-based markup language that is fast becoming the standard for data interchange on the Web. As with HTML, you identify data using tags (identifiers enclosed in angle brackets: ). Collectively, the tags are known as markup.
XML References Entity References An entity reference contains a name between the start and the end delimiters. For example amp; where amp is name. Character References These contain references, such as #65;, contains a hash mark (#) followed by a number.
In XML, character and entity references are formed by surrounding a numerical value or a name with and ; for example, #169; is a decimal character reference and copy; is an entity reference.
Basically it references another element that is declared elsewhere, which may or may not be the same schema document. For instance, it could come from an externally referenced schema in a different namespace.

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