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True
Explanation: Goldberg page 11
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 10
False
Explanation: Element names may not begin with the letters xml in any combination of upper and lower-case characters. Goldberg page 9
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 9
False
Explanation: : Element and attribute names must begin with a letter, an underscore, or a colon. A number is not allowed. Goldberg page 8
False
Explanation: Case matters. Goldberg page 8
False
Explanation: Goldberg page 5
True
Explanation: For example, the XML Declaration is a processing instruction. Processing instructions are used for other purposes as well.Goldberg page 7
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 6
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 6
False
Explanation: An XML element is the most basic unit of an XML document. Goldberg page 6
False
Explanation: It is not necessary for an XML document to be valid in order to be well-formed. Goldberg page 5
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 5
False
Explanation: The term units is called an attribute. Goldberg page 4
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 4
False
Explanation: An XML document can have only one root element. Goldberg page 4
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 4
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 4
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 4
False
Explanation: XML documents are saved with a .xml extension. Goldberg page 4
True
Explanation: Goldberg page 3
False
Explanation: XML is not a language itself. Rather, an XML document is written in a custom markup language, according to the XML specification. Goldberg page 3
True
Explanation: Goldberg page xv
True
Explanation: Goldberg page xv
False
Explanation: You can define the structure of an XML document by using a DTD (Document Type Definition) or with the XML Schema language. Goldberg page xiv
False
Explanation: XSL is made up of three languages: XSLT, XPath, and XSL-FO. Goldberg page xiv
True
Explanation: Goldberg page xiv
False
Explanation: Because there are no predefined tags, a browser cannot know how to display an XML document according to the author's wishes.It's your job as the author of the document to specify how the document should be displayed. Goldberg page xiv
True
Explanation: Goldberg page xiv
False
Explanation: XML is a non-proprietary specification that is free to anyone who wishes to use it. Goldberg page xiii
False
Explanation: An XML document is a well-structured text file that is considered to be human-readable. Goldberg page xiii
True
Explanation: Goldberg page xiii
False
Explanation: XML is a language for storing and carrying information while HTML is a language for displaying information. Goldberg page xiii
False
Explanation: The XML specification makes it possible for people to define their own markup languages so that so that they or others can createXML documents using that markup language. Goldberg page xii
True
Explanation: Goldberg page xii
True
Explanation: Goldberg page xii
False
Explanation: XML has no predefined tags. The person writing the XML can create whatever tags they need provided that those tags adhere to theXML specification. Goldberg page xii.
True
Explanation: Goldberg page xii
True
Explanation: Goldberg page xii
False
Explanation: XML is an abbreviation for eXtensible Markup Language. Goldberg pagexii.
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