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The XML-Schema associates a set of properties with each XML declaration. An example of such a property is “minOccurs,” which represents the minimum number of times an element may occur under a parent element. XML-Schema assigns default to each property, and usually these are good enough, but every now and then it’s necessary to override the defaults and assign properties explicit values. In this lesson, we’ll take a look at how this can be accomplished.
We can declare an element’s property values using a verbose declaration form that starts with the keyword “elementd,” followed by the name of the element being declared. The declaration must be terminated with “end” statement.
The element “graph-points” is defined as occurring between three and ten times (inclusive). This means that whenever this element is encountered we can be sure that it will show up at least three times, and no more than ten times.
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