Discussion
XLL definition is used along with Extensible Markup Language (XML) to specify
Answer: C
XLL is used to specify the links with other documents.
XLL, the Extensible Linking Language, was the W3C's linking specification for XML; it developed into XLink, which defines links between resources, and XPointer, which addresses parts of a document.
Data types and structure are specified with a DTD or XML Schema, and presentation with XSL or CSS, so those options belong to other specifications.
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