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• Subject: XML DOM Level 1 vs. DOM Level 2
• From: Glen Mazza <glenmazza@y...>
• Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 10:38:47 -0500 (CDT)
• In-reply-to: <1027595173.5700.ezmlm@l...>

Hello,

I'm new to the Document Object Model and I have a
question about Level 1 vs. Level 2.

The W3C site consistently states that the Level 2 DOM
"extends" the Level 1 DOM.  Does "extend" mean
"replace"?  

I.e., if I want to learn the DOM with respect to XML,
I can ignore the Level 1 documents and just read the
Level 2 specs--everything from Level 1 that is still
relevant has been included in Level 2.  Or, do I still
need to look through both sets of specs to get the
complete view of DOM?

Thanks,
Glen



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