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Bokep
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I use this rule of thumb:
An Attribute is something that is self-contained, i.e., a color, an ID, a name.
An Element is something that does or could have attributes of its own or contain other elements.
So yours is close. I would have done something...
<ITEM serialNumber="something"><BARCODE encoding="Code39">something</BARCODE><LOCATION>XYX</LOCATION><TYPE modelNumber="something"><VENDOR>YYZ</VENDOR></TYPE></ITEM>Content Under CC-BY-SA license xsd - XML attribute vs XML element - Stack Overflow
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