1. RESX

Resource file format used for localizing .NET applications. It stores strings and other resources, such as images or icons, in XML format.

2. JSON

JavaScript Object Notation. A lightweight, human-readable data interchange format often used in web development for configuration files, APIs, and data exchange.

3. YAML

YAML Ain’t Markup Language. A human-friendly data serialization standard that is often used for configuration files and data exchange, particularly in applications with complex structures.

4. PO

Portable Object. A file format used for translation in GNU gettext systems. It stores key-value pairs where the key is the original text, and the value is the translated version.

5. XLIFF

XML Localization Interchange File Format. A standard XML-based format specifically designed for localization. It stores extracted translatable text, along with meta information, to facilitate the localization process.

6. DITA

Darwin Information Typing Architecture. An XML-based architecture for authoring, producing, and delivering technical information, often used in documentation systems.

7. DOCX

Microsoft Word Open XML Document. A file format for Word documents that includes text, images, and various formatting elements. It is widely used for word processing and document exchange.

8. XLSX

Microsoft Excel Open XML Spreadsheet. A file format for Excel spreadsheets, used for storing data in tables, charts, and formulas, widely used in data management and analysis.

9. PPTX

Microsoft PowerPoint Open XML Presentation. A file format for PowerPoint presentations that supports text, images, animations, and multimedia elements.

10. HTML

HyperText Markup Language. The standard file format used for web pages, which structures text, images, links, and multimedia for rendering in web browsers.

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