Discussion
If a document does not conform to the DTD, it is a bad XML document.
Answer: B
Correct answer: False
A document that does not conform to its DTD is not-type-valid, which is a precise technical status rather than a judgement of quality. It may still be well-formed and perfectly usable for some purposes. The distinction matters because a processor can be asked to validate or merely to parse, and the two give different answers.
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