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There are a number of good reasons to use XML, however it is important
to note that XML is not a "one size fit all" solution.
- • Completely platform independent.
- • Most languages can easily parse it.
- • Fairly simple syntax.
- • Not limited to a particular protocol.
- • Unicode Support
- • Buzzword compliance.