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On 26/03/2023 20:28, Roger L Costello wrote: No, the *value* of the <num> element *is* an integer. It's the '44' that *represents* an integer.<num>44</num> The value of the <num> element -- 44 -- represents an integer. How do we know that 44 represents an integer? Because it has no decimal part, only a whole number. Ceci n'est pas une pipe.It is a representation of an integer. A schema may declare the element content to be something else, such as a string, in which case '44 would be a string, period. Peter
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