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XSL is a programming language

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

XSL is not a programming language - it is a declarative markup language for defining transformations and stylesheets for XML documents. XSL consists of XSLT (a transformation language), XPath (a navigation language for accessing parts of XML documents), and XSL-FO (a formatting language for print/presentation). Unlike programming languages, XSL does not have imperative control flow, variables in the traditional sense, or the ability to perform arbitrary computations.

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