i just have a simple question to ask. For XML file, i know that the file extension is .xml but can it be possible to have an file extension of .pro/.m?
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The only significance of a file extension is that the operating system or web server typically allows you to set up a mapping from file extensions to applications that can process the file (or to MIME types, which amounts to the same thing). And of course it will probably have a default mapping. Given that the mapping is configurable, you can use any file extensions you like.