XML in a Nutshell

By E. Harold, W. S. Means. 2001

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Explaining code for publication (2003, methodology): “java but marked up in XML, which is a widely used, general-purpose international standard markup language [66].”
The Pierre Auger Cosmic Ray Observatory (2015, methodology): “A collection of processing modules is assembled and sequenced through instructions contained in an XML file [53] or in a Python [54] script.”
Geant4 developments and applications (2006, background): “A new module enables a user to save a Geant4 geometry description, which is in memory, by writing it into a text file by extensible markup language (XML)[11].”
Asking and Answering Questions during a Programming Change Task (2008, unknown): “The complete list of programming languages used include: C [49], C++ [97], Java [28], DOS Batch [81], Tcl [19], C# [35], HTML [68], XML [34], ASP [107], SQL [41] and MDX [32].”