XMLmerkkauskielissä

XMLmerkkauskielissä, which translates to "XML markup languages" in English, refers to a family of standardized markup languages based on the Extensible Markup Language (XML). These languages use tags to define and structure data, making it understandable for both humans and machines. Unlike fixed markup languages like HTML, XML provides a framework for defining new tags and attributes, allowing for the creation of specialized languages tailored to specific domains and applications.

The core principle of XMLmerkkauskielissä is the separation of data from its presentation. This means that the structure and meaning of information are defined independently of how it will be displayed. This characteristic makes XML-based languages highly flexible and adaptable for various purposes, including data exchange, document management, and content syndication. Common examples of XMLmerkkauskielissä include XHTML, which is a stricter, XML-compliant version of HTML, and custom languages developed for industries like finance (e.g., FpML) or healthcare (e.g., HL7 XML). The ability to define custom schemas and document type definitions (DTDs) ensures data integrity and consistency, facilitating interoperability between different systems and applications.