Discussion
If an XML document does not have a DTD, then by definition it is:
Answer: A
Correct answer: not-type-valid.
Type validity is conformance to a DTD or schema, so a document with neither cannot be type-valid; the definition makes it not-type-valid regardless of how sensible its content is. It may still be well-formed, which is a weaker and purely syntactic requirement that every XML document must meet.
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