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Line 82: ===Human Readable?=== XML should only be tagged as partially human-readable, the simpler XML files, basic XML files can be, but onces xmlns and xsd come into play, it quickly becomes not human-readable. Another factor is that it's not always possible to properly reformat/indent XML for readability without affecting content. [[Special:Contributions/81.220.246.44\|81.220.246.44]] ([[User talk:81.220.246.44\|talk]]) 14:20, 24 October 2014 (UTC) You absolutely can reformat/indent w/out affecting content; that/explicit value delimitation is the whole point/benefit over whitespace-delimited encoders like YAML (which is affected by improper/varied indentation). == JSON Associative Array Error ==

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