Honestly, Python XML parsing is a mixed bag. `ElementTree` is fine for small stuff, but for big files, `lxml` is the way to go.
If you’re dealing with weird nesting, XPath is your friend. `lxml` has great XPath support—lets you drill down without losing your mind.
Validation? I YOLO it most of the time, but if it’s critical, `lxml` also does schema validation.
Also, `BeautifulSoup` can parse XML too, though it’s slower. But hey, if you’re already using it for HTML...
If you’re dealing with weird nesting, XPath is your friend. `lxml` has great XPath support—lets you drill down without losing your mind.
Validation? I YOLO it most of the time, but if it’s critical, `lxml` also does schema validation.
Also, `BeautifulSoup` can parse XML too, though it’s slower. But hey, if you’re already using it for HTML...
