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New Perspectives on XML, Comprehensive cover

New Perspectives on XML, Comprehensive

by Patrick Carey, Sasha Vodnik

3rd Edition

Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Print ISBN9781285075822
eText ISBN9781305175945
PublisherCengage Learning
Publishing Year2015
Edition3rd Edition
LanguageEnglish

New Perspectives on XML, Comprehensive, 3rd Edition presents an applied introduction to XML for students and technical learners.

The textbook uses a practical, step-by-step approach combined with real-world case studies to demonstrate how XML markup operates across realistic settings.

Updated for its 2015 release, the volume incorporates the XML standards established at the time of publication to guide hands-on practice.

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