Extensible Markup Language (XML)
A language that allows the user to define and organize content to be served on the World Wide Web. It is similar to Hypertext Markup Language in that it uses tags to determine how content is handled. However, it is not concerned with how the text will be displayed as much as how it is described and organized, as in a database. This site uses Extensible Markup Language to organize its content.
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