Originally posted in Yahoo XML-CERT group.
1. In XML design, the more constraints you can impose on a document, the more
structured its content will be, and structure is a good objective:
A: True
B: False
answer is false why is it so?
4.Which of the following syntax is correct for a document type declaration?
A: <?DOCTYPE RootElemSYSTEM ExternalDTRef [InternalDTDDec1]>
B: <!DOCTYPE ElemSYSTEM ExternalDTRef [InternalDTDDec1]>
C: <!DOCTYPE RootElemSYSTEM ExternalDTRef [InternalDTDDec1]>
D: <?DOCTYPE ElemSYSTEM ExternalDTRef [InternalDTDDec1]>
C is the right answer but why B is wrong
6.The entities that are used to help modularize the structure of a DTD by
storing commonly used declaration components are called?
A: parameter entities
B: declared entities
C: invoked entities
D: general entities
No answer and I feel A is correct
1. In XML design, the more constraints you can impose on a document, the more
structured its content will be, and structure is a good objective:
A: True
B: False
answer is false why is it so?
4.Which of the following syntax is correct for a document type declaration?
A: <?DOCTYPE RootElemSYSTEM ExternalDTRef [InternalDTDDec1]>
B: <!DOCTYPE ElemSYSTEM ExternalDTRef [InternalDTDDec1]>
C: <!DOCTYPE RootElemSYSTEM ExternalDTRef [InternalDTDDec1]>
D: <?DOCTYPE ElemSYSTEM ExternalDTRef [InternalDTDDec1]>
C is the right answer but why B is wrong
6.The entities that are used to help modularize the structure of a DTD by
storing commonly used declaration components are called?
A: parameter entities
B: declared entities
C: invoked entities
D: general entities
No answer and I feel A is correct