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Subject : it-skills
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1. In an XML name there are no __________






2. It is the advice of w3schools to use tags rather than __________






3. The * cardinality indicator appears at the ______ in a mixed content model






4. An element that contains only character data and has no attributes.






5. A set of rules for encoding documents in machine-readable form






6. storage unit for a document's content.






7. The set of values that correspond to the data type.






8. XML was created to structure - store - and ________ information






9. XML names cannot contain __________






10. To view raw XML on a webpage you must __________ and select the page






11. Element may appear ONE or more times






12. The basic unit of a regex.






13. __________ allows sloppy XML to still be validated






14. XML name cannot start with the letters __________ or any variation of them






15. DTD (acronym)






16. Two XML uses: separation and _______ of data






17. The properties of the data type that distinguish one data type from another.






18. Three generalized categories of attribute values: string - ________ - tokenized






19. An element name without a namespace prefix






20. The combination of two or more data types. (Each of the base types are known as a member type.)






21. An XML-based alternative to DTD






22. Querying language for pulling out just one portion of an XML doc - i.e. to grab all of a particular tag






23. A component of the schema that is a direct child of the root schema element






24. A component nested further inside of the schema structure and not a direct child of the root schema element






25. The general syntax for a document type declaration






26. Used to declare different namespaces - enables same tags to mean different things






27. A limit placed on the facet of a base type.






28. XML names can contain letters - __________ - and other characters






29. Metadata should be stored as attributes - and the __________ should be stored as elements






30. This can be added to the atom to specify the number of occurrences for a particular character.






31. The compositor that forces elements to be entered in the same order as indicated in the schema.






32. XML tags are _____________ sensitive






33. HTML is a about displaying information - while XML is about _____________ data (transport and storage)






34. With XSLT you can transform an XML document into ______






35. XSLT can be used to transform XML into HTML - before it is __________






36. An XML document can be validated using either one of these






37. An XML document that defines the content and structure of one or more XML documents.






38. The XML document containing the content






39. DTDs can be divided into two parts: ________ subset and external subset






40. All your tags conform to their DTD schema






41. XML tags are __________ by the author of the XML document






42. There can only be ____ DTD per XML document.






43. If an attribute value itself contains double quotes you can use __________ or "data&quot






44. The keyword to declare a DTD attribute






45. XSLT is far more __________ than CSS






46. Element may appear ZERO or one time






47. The W3C XML specification states that a program should __________ an XML document if it finds an error






48. XML elements must be properly __________






49. The five predefined entity references:< - > - & - ______ - "






50. Occurs when elements from two or more documents share the same name.