Sent by Michael Sauers on 11 February 2002 18:06
> Well, I read somewhere (w3schools?) that xhtml is a subsection
> of xml, which itself is a *very* large extensive programming
> language...if memory serves. But it certainly looks like a v
> well formed html4.
Here's how I explain it to my students: (Feel free to disagree with me)
XML is like an alphabet from which languages can be created. XHTML is one of
those resulting languages. So are MML and ChemML.
Just like from the A-Z alphabet we can create English, Spanish and French.
BTW: I've recently stopped teaching HTML altogether and just teach XHTML.
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