Schema Question:
Why use an XML Schema?
Answer:
Schemas allow all applications to understand the rules and content of the page.
A schema is the blueprint of an XML document. Since XML works to move data, it is essential that the sender and the receiver of this data both understand the content.
A schema is the blueprint of an XML document. Since XML works to move data, it is essential that the sender and the receiver of this data both understand the content.
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