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general xml question

 
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Which of the following XML technologies can be used to determine the location of
a particular XML element in XML document?

XML Schema

DTD

XPath

CSS

XPointer
I guess these are xpath and xpointer....
Any indifferences??
 
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Looks like a trivial question, but in order 'to determine the location of
a particular XML element in XML document' all that is needed and used is an XPath expression. An XPointer is simply an XPath expression, often a location path, enclosed in the parentheses of xpointer().
However, An XPointer can identify points and ranges, which are two new nodes types.
So, I would also answer XPath and XPointer but it's a close call
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Cheers,
Dan
 
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That's right.XPATH and XPOINTER would be the correct choices.
 
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