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DTDs

Last updated May 16, 2025, generated by Sumble

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What is DTDs?

A Document Type Definition (DTD) defines the structure, elements, attributes, and entities for an SGML or XML document. It specifies the rules for what elements are allowed in a document, their order, and how attributes are used. DTDs are used to validate that an XML or SGML document conforms to a specific structure, ensuring consistency and facilitating data exchange and processing.

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What other technologies are related to DTDs?

DTDs Complementary Technologies

XSLT is used to transform XML documents into other formats. It is strongly complementary to XML as it provides a way to process and present XML data.

mentioned alongside DTDs in 0% (55) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention DTDs?

Job function

Jobs mentioning DTDs

Orgs mentioning DTDs

Software Engineer

0% (29) job posts

9 organizations

Analyst

0% (13) job posts

2 organizations

Consultant

0% (11) job posts

4 organizations

Public Policy

0% (11) job posts

4 organizations

Integration Engineer

0% (3) job posts

2 organizations

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Which organizations are mentioning DTDs?

Organization

Industry

Matching Teams

Matching People

Scientific and Technical Services

Cognizant Technology Solutions

Professional Services

Finance and Insurance

Professional Services

Northrop Grumman

Manufacturing

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