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Enables diverse systems to exchange and use data effectively.
Ensures continuity of care and reduces errors.
Defines data structure and facilitates data parsing.
XML is simpler and designed for data transport, not display.
Follows XML syntax rules but may not adhere to a schema.
Defines the structure and data types for XML documents.
XSD supports data typing and namespaces; DTD does not.
Values must be unique if they exist, allowing for data integrity.
It encapsulates all other elements in the document.
A parser will reject it, indicating a fatal error.
Avoids naming conflicts by qualifying element names.
Defines elements that can contain other elements or attributes.
Specifies that child elements must appear in a defined order.
Allows only one of the specified child elements to appear.
An element that contains only text and no child elements.
Provide additional information about elements.
Ensures that an XML document adheres to a defined schema.
Indicates the XML version and character encoding used.
Results in a well-formedness error, causing rejection.
Validates the format of string values using regular expressions.
Allows child elements to appear in any order, but only once.