DTD (Document Type Definition)
Chapter 2 explained the difference between well-formed and valid documents. Well-formed documents that include and conform to a given DTD are considered valid. Documents that include a DTD and violate the rules of that DTD are invalid. The DTD is comprised of both the internal subset (declarations contained directly within the document) and the external subset (declarations that are included from outside the main document).
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