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Document-Centric XML

How structured?
a) Hierarchically
b) Loosely
c) Objectively
d) Indistinctly

Large amounts of:
a) Schemas
b) Tags
c) Data
d) Attributes

May have:
a) Nested elements
b) Arrays
c) Object-oriented structure
d) Encoded data --> required?

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Final answer:

Document-Centric XML is structured hierarchically and can contain large amounts of tags, schemas, data, and attributes. XML documents can have nested elements and other structural features.

Step-by-step explanation:

Document-Centric XML is structured hierarchically, meaning that elements are organized in a hierarchical manner.

Large amounts of XML can contain tags, schemas, data, and attributes.

XML documents may have nested elements, arrays, object-oriented structures, or encoded data.

For example, consider a bookstore XML document with nested elements such as 'book' and 'author', and attributes such as 'id'. This structure enables organizing the data in a hierarchical manner.

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