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The next thing weamp;#39;re going to learn about is how do we parse XML? Now, Iamp;#39;m not going make you write an actual parser. I think thereamp;#39;s actually probably a whole class in Udacity learning how to do almost exactly that. What Iamp;#39;m going to show you how to do is use the built-in parser in Python. Python has a library called amp;quot;minidom,amp;quot; and you can get it by saying something like this: Now, one thing I would like to point out real quick here is when youamp;#39;re working with XML youamp;#39;ll often see this word amp;quot;domamp;quot; up here. What this stands for is amp;quot;document object model.amp;quot; This basically refers to the internal representation of an XML document. In Python you would have an object that has a list of children, and each of these children is some sort of tag object, and a tag object may have a name and an attribute and contents and that sort of thing. Any time youamp;#39;re dealing with XML programmatically,
