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XHTML

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XHTML stands for Extensible Hypertext Transfer Markup Language. XHTML is HTML based on XML. It is also the newest version of HTML, and is used to make websites and webpages. There will be no more newer versions of HTML, after HTML 4.01, so XHTML will replace HTML.

XHTML is much more strict then ordinary HTML. For example, you have to close all tags, even those without a closing tag by self-closing them, like this:

Incorrect:

<br>

Correct:

<br />