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Day: October 31, 2005

XML, Why and How TO

Posted on 31 October, 2005 by Ian — 2 Comments ↓

I was recently asked “Why XML, rather than a .CSV (Coma Separated Values) file”, and no one had an answer beyond “It’s what we do now”. (After stalling for a few seconds) I answered “flexibility”. When, in a CSV file, Continue reading XML, Why and How TO→

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