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XPointer is used to

  1. create hyperlinks in XML documents

  2. allows the links point to specific parts of an XML document

  3. navigate through a XML document

  4. Query data from XML document
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Explanation

XPointer is an XML specification that allows hyperlinks to point to specific parts of an XML document, not just the whole document. While XLink is used for creating hyperlinks, and XPath/XQuery are for navigation and querying respectively, XPointer specifically enables addressing into the internal structures of an XML document.

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