how do DTDs handle the definition of entity references and their replacement with the corresponding entity content

Data Standard Support Files · DTD (Document Type Definition) [DTD, 12 KB]: This file defines the way data must be structured in the XML files to adhere to the ... Document Type Definitions (DTDs) are schemas that describe the structure and, to a limited extent, the content of Extensible Markup Language (XML) and ... The XML DOCTYPE declaration contains or points to markup declarations that provide the document grammar, essentially defining document content and structure. DTD is the most common schema language in use with XML documents. A Document Type Definition consist of a set of rules of the following forms:

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