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HTML

What is XHTML

Can anyone tell me :

  1. What is XHTML
  2. How is it different from HTML?
  3. When are the use cases of XHTML?
  4. Has it been deprecated?

1 Answer

You question made me look up the answer because I didn't know. I found that it is a more strict form of HTML. HTML often works without closing tags and other poor practices. XHTML does not allow those practices. From what I can tell it has not been depreciated, but the advantages have been largely done away with with HTML5. It started with HTML4 I think.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_xhtml.asp

http://www.differencebetween.info/difference-between-html5-and-xhtml