|
|
|
|
|
by layer8
1007 days ago
|
|
If you interpret the start and end tags of the child elements as syntax indicating the type of each value, then those tags are analogous to, say, the quotes that enclose a string literal. In other words, in <foo>hello</foo>
<foo>world</foo>
the <foo> and </foo> serve the same purpose as the double quotes in "hello",
"world"
with the added benefit that the type system can be much richer (i.e. not everything is just a nondescript string value).And you don’t even need a comma to separate the values! ;) |
|