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Document Type Definition. The acronym is used to define the structure and tags used in XML (eXtensible Markup Language).
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A set of rules for document construction that lies at the hearts of all SGML development and all valid XML document construction. Processing applications and authoring tools rely on DTDs to inform them of the parts required by a particular document type. A document with a DTD may be validated against the definition.
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In the case of a Web page, the DTD is refered to in the first line of the Web page and specifies the language (HTML, XHTML, etc.) used in the Web page.
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The rules that specify the structure for a particular class of SGML or XML documents. The DTD defines the structure with elements, attributes, and notations, and it establishes constraints for how each element, attribute, and notation may be used within the particular class of documents. A DTD is analogous to a database schema in that the DTD completely describes the structure for a particular markup language.
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An "old-fashioned" means of specifying XML document structure. The sometimes cumbersome and non-XML-based syntax of DTD's is increasingly being replaced by XML Schema.
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