LEARNING TASK MODULE 6- JAVIER, JOHN IVERSON S.

JAVIER, JOHN IVERSON S.                        INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

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 XML, which stands for eXtensible Markup Language, is a flexible way of organizing and moving data in a structured form. It uses tags to show how data should be arranged in a document, so both people and machines can easily understand it. With XML, users can make their own tags and structures to fit their specific needs. Because it organizes data like a tree, with smaller parts fitting inside bigger ones, it's great for handling complicated relationships between different pieces of information. XML is used in lots of areas, like making websites, sharing data between programs, and setting up configurations, because it works on any system and is supported by many different programming languages and tools.












JSON, which stands for JavaScript Object Notation, is a way to share data between a server and a web app that's easy and light. It looks a lot like how we write things in JavaScript, so programmers find it simple to use. With JSON, data is put into pairs of keys and values or lists, making it easy to show complicated stuff. It's used a lot on the web because it's easy for people to read and works with many different programming languages. Plus, it can handle data that's organized in layers, like a stack of boxes inside a bigger box.






















AJAX, short for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, is a method used in web design to make websites more interactive and dynamic. It lets web pages talk to servers without needing to reload the whole page each time. Using AJAX, developers can create websites that respond quickly and smoothly, making them more enjoyable to use. It works by combining different web technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and either XML or JSON for sharing data, helping to create websites that feel more alive and responsive.

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