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Qué es XML XML es el acrónimo de extensible markup language (lenguaje de marcado extensible), es decir, es un lenguaje de marcas. Un lenguaje de marcas (o de marcado) es un conjunto de reglas que sirven para codificar un documento. XML no es en sí mismo un lenguaje de programación en el que incluir condicionales, variables, bucles y otros elementos de computación, pero sí es ampliamente utilizado por programadores para acceder a los datos y transmitirlos en sus aplicaciones. H2: Qué significa codificar un documento

A lo largo de este artículo se plantea el objetivo de cribar, filtrar y ordenar gran parte de la información que se ha ido generando en los últimos meses sobre el movimiento de Google con su nueva suite de herramientas Google Analytics (GA4 desde este momento), que supone la evolución de su archiconocida plataforma Universal Analytics (UA durante el resto del documento).

Homologation is when a student essentially transfers their educational achievements for recognition in a different country. If a student has a high school diploma, for instance, they can choose to homologate it and make it valid in Spain. There is also the option for partial validation, which is for students who are already abroad and wish to continue their studies in Spain. The validation is for all the years completed, so any completed in Spain or any other country must also be homologated for recognition in Spain. 

With Spain becoming one of the most prolific countries, especially in Europe, for international students to flock to, there are many things that students need to keep in mind if they want to make the decision to study there. With that being said, one of the main requirements for a student seeking a Spanish visa is to show proof of insurance to receive the visa. Unless the student intends on staying for a temporary period of 90 days or less, in which case any other private or travel insurance would probably suffice.