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“” - cloakRun99 - 01-04-2025 If you’re just extracting data, `lxml` + XPath is a game-changer. Example: ```python from lxml import etree tree = etree.parse('file.xml') result = tree.xpath('//tag/text()') ``` Way cleaner than looping through nodes manually. “” - vpnDiverX - 03-04-2025 For small files, `ElementTree` is perfect. But if you’re doing a lot of parsing, `lxml`’s performance is worth the setup. Don’t forget to handle exceptions—malformed XML will crash your script otherwise. |