Which of the following is a more precise way to define the content of an XML document?
A) a schema
B) a document attribute list
C) an ID REF, listing the identifiable elements of a document
D) an XML repository specifications document

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A schema is a precise way to define the structure and content of an XML document, including specifying the elements, attributes, and their data types, constraints, and relationships. Option B, a document attribute list, only defines the attributes of an XML document but not its elements, and option C, an ID REF, lists only the identifiers of elements but not their structure and data types. Option D, an XML repository specifications document, may provide general guidelines for storing and retrieving XML documents but does not specify the content of individual documents.

Which of the Following Is a More Precise Way to Define