Challenge #195: XML Parsing

[JustinBabbitt]

I've never worked with XML before, so this was a neat exploration into the parse tool! 

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[NicoleJohnson]

My solution!

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Featuring my favorite tool, Make Columns - not once, but twice!! 🙂 There is almost certainly a more efficient way to parse this, but this is the logic my brain took, and since I got to use my favorite tool, I'm just going to go with it.

Cheers!

NJ

[Laszlo_D]

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[PhilipMannering]

@OllieClarke Haha. You know me too well Ollie. I was searching for your post thinking "...I bet he's used Regex". But well done.

My solution attached,

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WorkflowAnd Using CSS Selectors in BeautifulSoup

[Strohy]

Solution attached.

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[Reesetrain2]

Hi All,

My submission is below.

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I parsed the XML using the child of entry and source separately and the joined them back together with a RecordID.
-I really enjoyed learning about XML and parsing, as I don't have much experience in the matter.
-Cheers!

Matt

[cdavis19]

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[ErikaLoz]

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I use VS Code to view XML text and expand/collapse nodes, which is really helpful to understand XML structure. 

[ecaprice]

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I actually work with XML files frequently so I figured this was a good choice as my first challenge. 

[TonyAdam]

I solved it, but I have to admit that some other solution are way more elegant 🙂

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