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Hi everyone,

I am new to XML in fact I am just about to really learn XML because I encoutered a lot of XML stuffs during my summer internship that ended a couple of weeks ago.

I am plannning to get a book titled "Beginning XML " by David Hunter , Andrew Watt et al , but I want to find out if this book is ideal for beginners or if anyone can recommend any other book that is suitable for beginners

Thanks in aniticpation of your response.
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Re: XML Book

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Hi everyone,

I am new to XML in fact I am just about to really learn XML because I encoutered a lot of XML stuffs during my summer internship that ended a couple of weeks ago.

I am plannning to get a book titled "Beginning XML " by David Hunter , Andrew Watt et al , but I want to find out if this book is ideal for beginners or if anyone can recommend any other book that is suitable for beginners

Thanks in aniticpation of your response.
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  1. lot of ebooks available for starters
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XML Pocket Reference, Second Edition
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Sams Teach Yourself XML in 24 Hours, Complete Starter Kit
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Re: XML Book

Actually i dont recommend everyone to have book,,,

the best source for learning xml is this (i am using myself) : http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_whatis.asp
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Re: XML Book

i recommend u you to use the above books they are good. as far as about w3schools, it contains just online tutorials and to read those you have to be online everytime and see those adds.
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