Explain DTD
What is meant by the DTD?
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DTD stands for the Document Type Definition which explains the formation of content of the XML document. DTD manages data to store it in the regular format. It describes the XML elements and attributes about how they must be present in the XML documents and what kind of relation they can have with the other elements and attributes. DTD also enables you to mention if an XML element is optional or not. If XML documents are not in accordance with the DTD rules, they are not considered as valid.
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