XML

• XML is the extensible markup language.
• Unlike HTML, you define your own tag set in XML.
• Tags in HTML include the paragraph, headers and list elements.
• The less than and greater than sign make the tags.
• In XML you need an end tag. "< tag > stuff < / tag >"
• You can embed elements in other elements.
• Like HTML, you can't cross brackets.
• Like HTML, it doesn't really do anything; there's no processing; neither XML or HTML are Turing Complete.
• Tags can have attributes inside. They need to be quoted.