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XML formatting

XML formatting

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XML formatting

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- [Instructor] In this video, we want to take a look at a different type of formatting. In our last video, we took a look at JSON formatting. Now we're going to take a look at XML. That's Extensible Markup Language. Extensible means that we can extend its abilities by adding our own tags. And when we think of a markup language, we might think of HTML used for web development, and we can add tags to the HTML of a webpage to do things like italicize or bold a text. Oftentimes when I'm writing a blog post, I'll use HTML to set the type of header that I want for a piece of text. For example, let's say that I wanted a Type 4 header. To do that, I can enter a less than and a greater than sign with h4, for Header 4, in the middle. I do that just before my Type 4 header, and then after the header text, I enter that again, except this time, I put a forward slash before the h4. This says that I'm ending my Type 4 header.…

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