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Not always. For example, XML itself doesn't have types, so maybe you need to use attributes to store the data type (e.g. what if you need to do to lossless JSO
by HarHarVeryFunny 4mo ago
Not always.
For example, XML itself doesn't have types, so maybe you need to use attributes to store the data type (e.g. what if you need to do to lossless JSON <-> XML conversion).
- inigyou 4mo agoand what is the difference between <data type="dict"> and <data><type>dict</type> and <dict>?
- HarHarVeryFunny 4mo agoIf you use tag "type" rather than attribute "type", then you are going to clash with representing data that itself needs to use tag "type".