The document is a paper on XML that includes an introduction to XML, its features, how it works with an example, advantages and disadvantages. It discusses that XML is a markup language that separates data from display, allows custom tags, and is used to structure data for storage and transport. An example shows how an XML file structures address data with name, contact, email and birthdate tags. The paper concludes it is important to design XML well for readability and maintainability when building applications.

1. “  Topic Name : XML
 Student Name: Soumyadip Das
 University Roll no: 33701220008
 Paper Name:Internet Technology
 Paper Code:BCAC501
 College Name: Global Group Of Institutions (337)
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2. Acknowledgment:
I would like to express my deepest appreciation and a sense of gratitude to our
University for thinking in such a unique way to expand our knowledge and vision. It
has helped us to increase our technical skills along with public speaking skills which
are very important for the future.
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3. CONTENTS:
I. INTRODUCTION
II. FEATURES OF XML
III. HOW TO XML WORK AND EXAMPLE
IV. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF XML
V. CONCLUSION
VI. REFFERENCE
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4. INTRODUCTION:
▸ XML is a software- and hardware-independent tool for
storing and transporting data. XML is a markup language
much like HTML. XML stands for eXtensible Markup
Language.
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5. Features of XML:
▸ XML tags are not predefined. You need to define
your customized tags.
▸ XML was designed to carry data, not to display
that data.
▸ Mark-up code of XML is easy to understand for a
human.
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6. HOW TO XML WORK:
▸ XML mainly focuses on transfer of data. An XML file is an
extensible markup language file, and it is used to structure data
for storage and transport.
▸ Example :
<?xml version="1.0>
<address>
<name> KRISHNA SEN</name>
<contact>9898613050</contact>
<email>krishnaguru99@gmail.com </email>
<birthdate>1985-09-27</birthdate>
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7. ADVANTAGES OF XML:
▸ XML separates the data from HTML
▸ XML simplifies platform change process
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8. DISADVANTAGES OF XML:
▸ XML requires a processing application
▸ No intrinsic data type support
▸ The XML syntax is redundant
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9. CONCLUSION:
▸ Even in environments not fully leveraging XML as a central
information model, it is important to design good XML for the
sake of readability and maintainability. Building good applications
efficiently requires that we learn not only to use XML correctly,
but that we learn also to use it well.
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10. REFFERENCE:
▸ We are collected the study material from Greek for
Greeks and Google.com Otherwise it's very difficult for us
to prepare the presentation in front of you.
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Bibliography:
BOOK-The Complete Reference PHP
AUTHOR- Steven Holzner
PUBLISHER: McGraw Hill Education India

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