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Using the "?" character specifies that the element named is optional.
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We can use maxOccurs and minOccurs in choice and sequence elements.
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A processing instruction is a bit of information meant for the application using the XML document.
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XInclude is described in XML Inclusions (XInclude) Version 1.0.
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Some harder questions.
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You'll learn how to create Simple Links with functional examples.
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We can loop through structures in a number of ways. We examine the cia.xml file.
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RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an easy way for sites to share headlines and stories so that other sites can integrate them into their pages....
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In .NET 2.0, Microsoft has exposed the methods of the IXmlSerializable interface, giving you explicit control over the XML schema as well as fine-grained control of the XML created when serializing or deserializing your objects at runtime.
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The history of SAX is unusually well documented, because all the discussion took place on the public XML-DEV mail....
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