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Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Flag question What is a DTD in relation to an XML document? It is the document typeface definition and defines the print style of the corresponding XML document it is the document type definition and defines the legal building blocks of the corresponding XML document it is the delayed transition document and defines how the XML information is to be processed over time it is the document typeset definition and defines which fonts will be used for the corresponding XML document it is the document type definition and defines the corresponding JSON interface

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What is DTD in relation to an XML document?

Answer: (b) It is the document type definition and defines the legal building blocks of the corresponding XML document

DTD stands for Document Type Definition, it defines the structure of an XML document with a legal list of elements. The purpose of using DTD is to assure that the XML document is valid, when an XML documnent satisfies the DTD is it said to be valid and well formed.

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