Xml
Extensible Markup Language is a text markup language for storing and transmitting data.
Abbreviation for Extensible Markup Language. It is a way of marking records and structured documents so that they can be passed between applications. It is often used on the Internet, for example to transfer data from an underlying data store to a web page.
An extensible markup language used to categorize various data for computing and human use. This allows custom labels to label information that would otherwise be difficult for computers to understand.
XML is short for Extensible Markup Language, another way of marking records and documents so that they can be passed between applications.
It stands for Extensible Markup Language. Similar to HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) in that it is mainly used to classify various data that can be used more efficiently by computers and humans. In a nutshell, XML allows custom formatting to highlight information that would otherwise be difficult for computers to understand.
It stands for Extensible Markup Language. XML is a specification for creating other custom markup languages. It is an extensible language because it allows the user to define formatting elements.
XML or Extensible Markup Language is extremely useful for describing, exchanging and communicating technical data on your weblog. Not to be confused with schema markup data, which is commonly used today to relay important information about your blog directly to search engines.
Extensible Markup Language is the markup language used by search engines to understand website data.
It stands for Extensible Markup Language. XML is a specification for creating other custom markup languages. It is an extensible language because it allows the user to define formatting elements.
