I think the answer is nr 2, but I am not sure. I also think that XML is case sensetive, could somone help?
An XML schema in the Document Type Definition (DTD) format can be described more expressively than a in the XML Schema Definition (XSD) format.
An XML document must have one or more root elements.
A well-formatted XML document must follow a specified XML schema.
XML is case sensitive.
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Oxana Petrovic
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1) entirely opinion-based; 2) exactly one root element, so false; 3) "well-formatted" is not a thing, it's "well-formed", but even so the statement is false; 4) true, it's case sensitive – Robby Cornelissen Mar 27 '20 at 10:07
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1hm.. I think the answer is 4 because all of an XML document is case-sensitive, am I right? – Oxana Petrovic Mar 27 '20 at 10:09
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1So the answer is 4 right? – Oxana Petrovic Mar 27 '20 at 10:10
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False, XSD can describe any constraint that can be expressed in a DTD, but the reverse is not true.
A document must have exactly one root element. Call that true or false depending on how you read the question.
False.
True.
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