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While reading a book i come to know that, when we create any instance of a xml or simply a xml file, we ultimately create a new language.

So for instance if i create a xml file storing Address information, it would be called "Address Markup Language".

This is my understanding. Is it right?
Please let em know your comments.

Thanks.
 
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