Which of the following is a type of identifier for the location of an external subset like the one in the accompanying figure?
A) internal
B) undeclared
C) qualified
D) system

Question

Which of the following is a type of identifier for the location of an external subset like the one in the accompanying figure?
A) internal 
B) undeclared 
C) qualified 
D) system

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The type of identifier used for the location of an external subset is called system identifier. Option D mentions "system" identifier, which is the correct answer. Option A is incorrect because "internal" identifiers are used to reference an internal DTD subset. Option B is incorrect because "undeclared" identifiers are not a valid type of identifier. Option C is incorrect because "qualified" identifiers are used in XML namespaces and are not related to external DTD subsets.

Which of the Following Is a Type of Identifier for the Location