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welcome back aliens this is nin ready from theis learnings and in this video weamp;#39;ll talk about XML introduction so as we have seen in the theory what why we require XML so let me just recap what we have done so when we talk about XML so we use this terminology XML basically stands for extensible so it is extensible markup language okay thatamp;#39;s the full form of XML uh so when you talk about XML why we XML so letamp;#39;s say we want to send some data from server to client so whenever you have a a website so letamp;#39;s say we have a client machine here and then we have a server machine okay so we have two machines when you want to send data from the server to client what we use so basically we use HTML page right so what you see on the browser you get is you what you get is an HTML page so this thing here client sendor request to server server returns HTML page so this HTML page will be passed by your browser right so you can see some text so example if I go to a websit