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The following is a list of
general purpose markup languages
:
ASN.1
(Abstract Syntax Notation One)
EBML
GML
- the predecessor of
SGML
SGML
- a predecessor of
XML
XML
YAML
See also
Comparison of document markup languages
Comparison of general purpose markup languages
Markup language
Simple Declarative Language
[1]
S-expression
v
t
e
Markup language
varieties
Document
General-purpose
Geographic information
Lightweight
Mathematical
Page description
Playlist
User interface
Vector graphics
XML
Unclassified
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Markup languages
Data serialization formats
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