Can I open xml files as text documents?

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XML files can be opened as text documents using programs like Notepad on Windows, although this may make them hard to read if they are heavily marked up. Internet Explorer and other web browsers can also display XML files more clearly if they include style information. Users can choose between text editors for raw viewing or browsers for a formatted display. It's important to note that XML documents often lack built-in display instructions. For optimal readability, using a browser is recommended.
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Our teacher gave us a practice test on a cd and all the questions are xml files. How do I read the information on them?
 
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Internet Explorer will do a reasonable job
 
Often XML documents don't contain information on how to display them - you can always open them as text files though, by using something like Notepad on a Windows computer. Opening them as raw text files does sometimes make them difficult to read if they are heavily marked up though. For best results, you can also try opening it with whatever internet browser you use, and if it has appropriate style information, it should look nice.
 
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