XML DTDs Children?

(0 or 1 - the element is optional), * (0 or more), or + (1 or more).

You don't nest ELEMENT declarations in a DTD - it's enough to state for each element, which content may appear directly underneath, or inside it. As far as indicating the number of elements that may occur in a given context, you can specify no modifier (which means a single element must appear),? (0 or 1 - the element is optional), * (0 or more), or + (1 or more).

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