A team is designing an XML format for purchase orders. They want to enforce that each must contain exactly one and at least one , and that no other elements are allowed. Which approach best achieves this?

Add an attribute to that lists the allowed children.

Use a DTD that only declares the root element.

Write a DTD that declares the element with a content model specifying the required children and their cardinality.

Use a well-formed XML document and rely on the parser to enforce the structure.

What is the primary purpose of a Document Type Definition (DTD) in XML?

To style the XML document for display in a web browser

To define the allowed structure, elements, and attributes of an XML document

To convert XML data into a Python dictionary

To compress the XML file for efficient storage

In XML, how are attributes defined within an element?

Inside the start tag, using name="value" pairs

Using single quotes only, like name='value'

As child elements with a special attribute prefix

In a separate attribute section before the root element

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A team is designing an XML format for purchase orders. They want to enforce that each <order> must contain exactly one <customer> and at least one <item>, and that no other elements are allowed. Which approach best achieves this?
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What exception is raised when json.loads() encounters invalid JSON?
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Given the XML document: <library> <book> <title>Python Basics</title> <author>Jane Doe</author> </book> </library> Which element is the root element?
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What is the primary purpose of a Document Type Definition (DTD) in XML?
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In XML, how are attributes defined within an element?
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A team is designing an XML format for purchase orders. They want to enforce that each <order> must contain exactly one <customer> and at least one <item>, and that no other elements are allowed. Which approach best achieves this?

What exception is raised when json.loads() encounters invalid JSON?

Given the XML document: <library> <book> <title>Python Basics</title> <author>Jane Doe</author> </book> </library> Which element is the root element?

What is the primary purpose of a Document Type Definition (DTD) in XML?

In XML, how are attributes defined within an element?

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