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this lecture is about reading xml so if you donamp;#39;t know about xml itamp;#39;s extensible markup language is what it stands for so itamp;#39;s frequently used to score structured data and itamp;#39;s particularly widely used in internet applications so youamp;#39;ll see it a lot when youamp;#39;re doing things like web scraping or trying to get data from an internet api or trying to download data from say open data website say like an open government website so extracting html xml is actually the basis for most of the web scraping that youamp;#39;ll see there are two components to an xml file thereamp;#39;s the markup thatamp;#39;s the labels that give the text structure so you can imagine if you just started typing you would end up with sort of an unstructured text file the markup is the way that you add labels so that the file ends up being structured and then the content is the actual text that you type in in between sort of the labels that give the structure to the te