XHTML is not a stricly typed language like HTML
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False
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Explanation
XHTML is actually MORE strictly typed than HTML, not less. XHTML requires well-formed XML syntax with proper nesting, closing tags, and case-sensitivity. The statement claims XHTML is 'not strictly typed like HTML' which is false - HTML is more permissive, XHTML is stricter.
AI explanation
XHTML was designed as a stricter, XML-compliant reformulation of HTML: it requires well-formed markup such as properly closed tags, quoted attribute values, and lowercase element names, unlike the more lenient parsing HTML traditionally allows. Because XHTML actually enforces stricter typing/structure rules than HTML (not the other way around), the statement claiming otherwise is false.