HTML Basic
- Which of the following is not a correct (X)HTML rule?
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Correct Option: A
Rules of XHTML are as- 1) XHTML elements must be properly nested
2) XHTML elements must always be closed
3) XHTML elements must be in lowercase
4) XHTML documents must have one root element
5) Attribute names must be in lower case
6) Attribute values must be quoted
7) Attribute minimization is forbidden
- Choose the incorrect escape character entity.
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Correct Option: B
Character escapes in markup is to represent any Unicode character in HTML, XHTML or XML using only ASCII characters. There are different types of escape character entity in HTML. Some of them are > which is used for greater than(>) , > is basically a entity number which is used for greater than(>), < stands for less than(<), etc. There doesn’t exist any &st escape character entity in markup.