What is a doctype good for?
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A DOCTYPE is a declaration that is in the reference to the document type definition also known as DTD which is formed specifically for the formal syntax rules of the markup language used in XML and SGML platform.
However, there are no web browsers that have actually implemented DTDs or even access them.
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A doctype is used for two things, by different kinds of software: Web browsers use it to determine which rendering mode they should use. Markup validators look at the doctype to determine which rules they should check the document against.
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