What is an attribute-value pair?
Attribute-value pairs are used within Dublin Core metadata to represent the properties of a resource or object. Information such as “Author”, “Creator” and “Date” are all examples of Dublin Core elements that are implemented as attribute-value pairs within HTML’s META element to provide additional semantics about a resource. Web resources are effectively information objects complete with properties that can be expressed in any number of ways. The Dublin Core Metadata Element Set (DCMES) enables properties to be assigned to a Web resource the exact same way we might fill in the blanks for a card catalogue record. XML uses angled brackets to designate opening tags and closing tags that contain content. The tags may contain attributes and their values.
Attribute-value pairs are used within Dublin Core metadata to represent the properties of a resource or object. Information such as “Author”, “Creator” and “Date” are all examples of Dublin Core elements that are implemented as attribute-value pairs within HTML’s META element to provide additional semantics about a resource. Web resources are effectively information objects complete with properties that can be expressed in any number of ways. The Dublin Core Metadata Element Set (DCMES) enables properties to be assigned to a Web resource the exact same way we might fill in the blanks for a card catalog record.
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