What is a difference between the XML and HTML data formats?

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What is a difference between the XML and HTML data formats?

  • XML does not use predefined tags whereas HTML does use predefined tags.
  • XML encloses data within a pair of tags whereas HTML uses a pair of quotation makes to enclose data.
  • XML formats data in binary whereas HTML formats data in plain text.
  • XML does not require indentation for each key/value pair but HTML does require indentation.

Case 2:

  • XML uses a self-descriptive data structure but HTML uses a standard document structure.
  • XML formats data in hexadecimal whereas HTML formats data in binary.
  • XML requires indentation for each key/value pair whereas HTML does not require indentation.
  • XML encloses data within a pair of tags whereas HTML uses a pair of quotation marks to enclose data.
  • Explanation: XML is a human readable data structure used to store, transfer, and read data by applications. Like HTML, XML uses a related set of tags to enclose data. However, unlike HTML, XML uses no predefined tags or document structure.

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