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Example XML File
/skill level/
/viewed/
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This example XML file is useful for things like PHP's SimpleXML library. In fact, this was written for use in Adam DuVander's Get Started With SimpleXML in PHP tutorial.
The file is also available for download.
This code is in a wiki. Feel free to download or edit this code as you'd like.
Sample XML Code
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<school>
<grades>
<grade>
<level>K</level>
<student_count>
<boys>49</boys>
<girls>41</girls>
</student_count>
</grade>
<grade>
<level>1</level>
<student_count>
<boys>29</boys>
<girls>32</girls>
</student_count>
</grade>
<grade>
<level>2</level>
<student_count>
<boys>26</boys>
<girls>31</girls>
</student_count>
</grade>
</grades>
<principal>
<name>Dr. Hamilton</name>
<experience timein="years">
<time>14</time>
</experience>
</principal>
<classrooms />
</school>
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