Question

which statement best describes the difference between markup and markdown languages? a.) markup language uses key:value pairs to identify specific data in a book, such as the title, author, and publisher. markdown languages can be used to create different heading sizes (and other text formatting) on a digital document. b.) markdown language uses key:value pairs to identify specific data in a book, such as the title, author, and publisher. markup languages can be used to create different heading sizes (and other text formatting) on a digital document. c.) markdown language uses tags to identify specific data in a book, such as the title, author, and publisher. markup languages can be used to create different heading sizes (and other text formatting) on a digital document. d.) markup language uses tags to identify specific data in a book, such as the title, author, and publisher. markdown languages can be used to create different heading sizes (and other text formatting) on a digital document.

Explanation:

Markup languages like HTML use tags to define elements and identify data. Markdown is a lightweight markup - like language mainly for formatting text such as creating headings.

Answer:

d. Markup language uses tags to identify specific data in a book, such as the title, author, and publisher. Markdown languages can be used to create different heading sizes (and other text formatting) on a digital document.