Your input will be an ASCII string, and you will output a boolean, which indicates whether the string is valid xml.\n\nWe simplify the xml format to only have **content** or **tags**.\n\n#### Content\nText which can contain any ascii characters EXCEPT `<` and `>`\n\n#### Tags\nTags come in two flavors. `<` and `>` must only appear as the start and end of a tag, and the tags cannot be empty. I.e `<>` and `</>` are invalid.\n\nThe start-tag and end-tag elements must be correctly nested, with none missing and none overlapping. For example, `text <a> text</a>`, `<a>text<b>other text</b></a>` are valid, `<a>text<b>other text</a></b>`  is not.\n\nThe goal of this question is to simulate an xml validator. We will give you sample xml text and you should output wheter the text is valid xml or not.\n\n###Example input/output\n\n```\nInput\n\ttext\nOutput\n\ttrue\n```\n\n```\nInput\n\ttext<a>more text</a>\nOutput\n\ttrue\n```\n```\nInput\n\ttext</a>\nOutput\n\tfalse\n```\n```\nInput\n\t<invalid<>text</invalid>\nOutput\n\tfalse\n```\n\n12 test cases total, 3 showed and 9 hidden.\n\n\n\n

Your input will be an ASCII string, and you will output a boolean, which indicates whether the string is valid xml.\n\nWe simplify the xml format to only have c