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In this chapter you learned that:
DTD stands for the Document Type Definition.
DTD can be used to model an XML document using non-XML command structures.
DTD allows for definition of elements, attributes, and entities.
DTD elements and attributes are the conceptual equivalent of XML entities.
DTD entities allow for substitution of previously constructed DTD scripting elements.
XSD stands for XML Schema Definition.
XSD is a more advanced form of DTD.
XSD is constructed using standard XML structure.
XSD allows for the same capabilities as DTD, except in much more detail.
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