This physical structure of documents is determined by entities, which are units of storage that house content within documents. Closely related to entities are notations, which make it possible for XML applications to handle certain types of entities that aren't capable of being processed. This tutorial tackles entities and notations along with a few other important topics related to the inner workings of XML documents. Oh, and don't forget about those new acronyms you get to add to your rapidly growing XML vocabulary!
In this tutorial, you'll learn- How to document your XML code with comments
- How characters of text are encoded in XML
- All about entities and how they are used
- Why notations make it possible to use certain kinds of entities