XML entities are like the villain of the internet: they lurk in the shadows, waiting to ruin your day.
You see, XML entities are like little monsters that slip into your code and make it do things you didn't mean to do.
They're like a bad roommate: they make a mess, take up space, and always leave their dirty socks on the floor.
Don't let them get the best of you! Learn how to escape them in the next step.
It's time to get out of the entity-filled woods and into the safety of entity-free territory.
Use your newfound knowledge to encode your XML and keep those pesky entities at bay.
Or, you know, you could just ignore them and hope for the best. We won't judge you.
(But we will judge you.)
Once you've escaped the entity trap, you'll be free to live your life without the constant fear of 's and 's.
You'll be able to code with confidence, knowing that your XML is safe from the entity menace.
But don't get too comfortable – there's always another entity lurking, waiting to pounce.
Stay vigilant, stay alert, and always join the Entity Avoidance Squad to stay one step ahead.
(Or just, you know, ignore them and hope for the best.
We won't judge you.
But seriously, don't do that.
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(But don't say we didn't warn you.
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Just, you know, don't do that either.