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Creating an XML document

A personal letter in XML.

An XML declaration isn’t mandatory, but it’s still a good idea; a DOCTYPE is also optional

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<!DOCTYPE letter>

Now, the letter

<letter type="personal">
  <sender>
    <name>Bill Schindler</name>
    <address>9533 E Park St</address>
    <city>Scootsdale</city>
    <state>ZA</state>
    <zipcode>62858</zipcode>
  </sender>
  <date month="9" day="10" year="1999"/>
  <recipient>
    <name>Bruce Schindler</name>
    <address>18 N East Ave</address>
    <city>Shy Anne</city>
    <state>YO</state>
    <zipcode>72314</zipcode>
  </recipient>
  <salutation>Dear Bruce</salutation>
  <body>
    <para>Guess you are going to miss my presentation at &quot;WEW.&quot;</para>
    <para>I wrote this in XML!</para>
  </body>
  <signature closing="Sincerely">Bill</signature>
</letter>

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