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Hello and welcome to this session in this session I am going to go very basic step by step and we are going to learn XML schema or XSD from scratch Do not worry, If you have no prior knowledge on this topic, I will go step by step and you can also do a Hands-On along with me or you can just watch me and understand everything about XML schema So letamp;#39;s get started and let me first create a very simple XML here So I have created a element class and this is the start tag and an end tag, and now I have created a child element under class that is student We have a start and end tag here and under student we have first name last name and age So this is a very simple XML now an XML can be a well-formed XML and if a XML follows all the rules and syntax of a XML document that it has proper structure nesting start and end tags then Call it as a well-formed XML and we have already seen in the earlier sessions that you can use some online tools to validate your XML For example, here we are

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What is tagging in XML?

Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a language for defining a set of markers, called tags, that are applied to a data set or document to describe the function of individual elements and codify the hierarchical relationships between them.

Does XML allow self-closing tags?

All tags in XML or XHTML can be used as self-closing by closing them with (). HTML5: Using a slash is absolutely optional. HTML4: Using a slash is technically invalid. However, the W3Cs HTML validator still accepts it.

Can XML tags be empty?

Empty element tags are acceptable for any element that has no content, whether or not it is declared using the keyword EMPTY.

How do I comment multiple lines in XML?

Commenting out an entire XML block using CTRL+ / comments each line separately instead of creating a block comment. Select the entire block of xml and hit CTRL+/ to comment the entire block.

Do XML tags need to be closed?

All XML elements must have a closing tag It is illegal to omit the closing tag when you are creating XML syntax. XML elements must have a closing tag.

How do I close an XML file?

The CLOSE statement in XML syntax closes the XML stream and prevents further operation on it unless the file is subsequently reopened using the OPEN statement.

What are the basic rules while writing XML?

There are nine basic rules for building good XML: All XML must have a root element. All tags must be closed. All tags must be properly nested. Tag names have strict limits. Tag names are case sensitive. Tag names cannot contain spaces. Attribute values must appear within quotes (). White space is preserved.

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