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counting, so the basic unit is groups of 16, not the groups of 10 towhich we're accustomed. In hexadecimal numbering, the validdigits are 0 through 9 andA through F. Once you'vereached F, the next number is 10. Thus, a childlearning to count in hex would learn this basic progression:

I realize that it may be a bit weird to think of letters as numbers,but that's how it works in hex. The digits Athrough F are actually just symbols -- they

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WARNING
Navigator 4 does not apply colors to form elements, but setting thecolors for form elements does work in Internet Explorer 4 and 5, andOpera 3.5 and later.

If you wish to place comments on the same line as markup, then you need to be careful about how you place them. For example, this is the correct way to do it:

H1 {color: gray;}   /* This CSS comment is several lines */
H2 {color: silver;} /* long, but since it is alongside */
P {color: white;}   /* actual styles, each line needs to */
PRE {color: gray;} /* be wrapped in comment markers. */

Given this example, if each line isn't marked off, then most of the style sheet will become part of the comment, and so will not

/* reader styles */BODY {color: white; background-color: black;}/* author styles */BODY {color: black;}

Since, in this circumstance, the author's styles will outweighthe reader's styles -- that's how it is under CSS1,anyway -- then the new style sheet for this document will be asfollows (shown in Figure 6-21):

/* combined styles */

There is a lot of hype surrounding XML, and a lot of hype surrounding Java. Together these technologies propose to solve many of the most common (and persistent) general computing problems that have been around for the last 20 years. XML and Java are not revolutionary in the approach to solving these problems of interoperability of code and data across and within platform and application boundaries. Rather, XML and Java provide solutions to these problems by using the most successful strategies and techniques that have been honed and refined over the last 20 years of computing.

In the following paragraphs, I will highlight some of the most basic and important advantages that XML and Java provide to almost any system that uses them properly. This is by no means a comprehensive list of benefits, but items in this list should appear across just about any use of XML and Java technologies.

I will take a break from my normal pragmatic approach to getting you (the programmer) started with using XML and Java and just talk about the high level (design level) benefits of this wonderful combination. A good design is important to a good implementation for any system.

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XML is structured