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Article:
Elements Revisited
Subject:
element name in end tag?
Date:
2001-11-30 11:45:58
From:
paul jensen
why do we need the element name in the end tag? why not just </> ?
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element name in end tag?
2001-12-12 14:31:43 Eric Schwarzenbach
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The computer doesn't need it, but a human reader might find it difficult to figure out which of many nested opening elements a given <&/;> belongs to, especially in the middle of a long series of closures.
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