XPath operates by expressing the contents of the source document in terms of nodes. List at least four objects from an XML document that are considered nodes of that document, and two objects that are NOT considered nodes.
What will be an ideal response?
Any of the following objects from an XML document are considered nodes of that document:An elementThe text contained within an elementAn element attributeA comment statementA processing instructionA defined namespaceThe entire source document itselfThe following are NOT considered nodes:The XML declarationA DOCTYPE declarationA CDATA sectionAn entity reference??
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