HTML and XML Basics Quiz

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Which markup language is focused on describing data?

GML
SGML
XML (correct)
HTML

What does the absence of a doctype imply in HTML?

Quirks mode (correct)
Transitional mode
Standards mode
Strict mode

What is the purpose of microdata in HTML?

To handle encoding issues
To provide meaning to documents (correct)
To create interactive forms
To define dynamic content

Which attribute is used as a unique identifier in HTML?

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What happens if an HTML document lacks proper encoding?

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XML focus

XML (Extensible Markup Language) is designed to describe data, not display it like HTML.

HTML doctype absence

Without a doctype declaration, HTML renders in 'Quirks mode', which may cause inconsistencies.

purpose of microdata

Microdata in HTML adds meaning to data by labeling it with structured vocabulary.

HTML unique identifier

The 'id' attribute helps define unique elements within an HTML document.

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encoding issues in HTML

Incorrect encoding in an HTML file can lead to problems in how the browser renders and displays.

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Study Notes

Which markup language is focused on describing data? What does the absence of a doctype imply in HTML? What is the purpose of microdata in HTML? Which attribute is used as a unique identifier in HTML? What happens if an HTML document lacks proper encoding?

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Test your knowledge about HTML and XML basics with this quiz. Topics covered include GML, SGML, XML, HTML document type declaration, markup vs content, tag vs element, attributes, encoding, character entities, and the differences between HTML and XML.