Q&A
| Q1: | How do you make more than one comment node in an XML file? |
| A1: | Each separate comment is a node, so all you have to do is make more than one comment. |
| Q2: | The parseError object is part of which node type in the XML file? |
| A2: | It's part of the xmldom object and therefore is not part of any node of the file. |
| Q3: | What's the difference between a strongly typed and weakly typed language? |
| A3: | In a strongly typed language, variables are declared to be a specific type and the type doesn't change throughout the scope of the variable. In a weakly typed language, the type of the variable changes as a consequence of the last assignment to that variable. |
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