| The Workshop is designed to help you anticipate possible questions, review what you've learned, and begin learning how to put your knowledge into practice. Quiz | 1. | What file extension is used to identify XSD schema documents? | | 2. | What two primary attributes are used with the xsd:element element to describe an element in an XSD schema? | | 3. | What simple type would you use to represent a recurring monthly bill in an XSD schema? | | 4. | How do you control how many times an element may appear within an XSD schema? |
Quiz Answers | 1. | XSD schema documents are stored with a file extension of .xsd. | | 2. | The two primary attributes used with the xsd:element element to describe an element in an XSD schema are name and type. | | 3. | Both the xsd:recurringDate and xsd:recurringDay types are sufficient to store the date of a recurring monthly bill. The xsd:recurringDate type would be better if you cared about knowing the month of the bill, whereas the xsd:recurringDay type would work fine if you were interested only in the day of the month. | | 4. | The xsd:minOccurs and xsd:maxOccurs attributes allow you to control how many times an element appears within an XSD schema. |
Exercises | 1. | Using the pets.xml document from Hour 1, create a pets.xsd schema document that uses XSD to describe a virtual pet markup language. | | 2. | Modify the pets.xml document so that it can be validated against the new pets.xsd schema document. |
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