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Parameter Entities

March 29, 1999

Parameter entities, that can also be either internal or external, are only used within the DTD that we will discuss in the next section, so we will defer a serious discussion until then. However, we will mention that a well-formed parameter entity will look the same as a general entity except that it will include the "%" specifier. Consider the following example:

<!ENTITY % NAME 
"text that you want to be 
represented by the entity">

General Entities
Introduction to XML For Web Developers | Table of Contents
The DOCTYPE Declarations


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