XML is the encoding format of the NETCONF protocol. NETCONF uses text files to represent complex hierarchical data. For the following XML file, which items are described correctly? (Multiple choice)

The correct answer is A. /: indicates the end of the current tag B. ?>: Indicates the end of an instruction C. <?: Indicates the beginning of an instruction D. encoding: Indicates the character set encoding format, currently only supports UTF-8 encoding. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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A/: indicates the end of the current tag
B?>: Indicates the end of an instruction
C<?: Indicates the beginning of an instruction
Dencoding: Indicates the character set encoding format, currently only supports UTF-8 encoding

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