Good Morning Monks, I know this question is already asked in this forum but i cant able to understand. Here is my code 
sub start
{
    @tempArray=0;
    #our $filename=shift;
    our $parser = new XML::DOM::Parser;
    our $doc = $parser->parsefile("1597976.doc001.out.xml") or die "Un
+able to parse document";
    our $root = $doc->getDocumentElement(); 
    valueIntoArray($root);
}    

sub valueIntoArray #Placing values alone into array 
{
    my ($rt)= @_;
    foreach my $node ( $rt->getChildNodes())         
    {
        if (($node->getNodeType() == TEXT_NODE ) && ($node->getData()=
+~ /\S/s))          
        {
            #push(@tempArray,lc($node->getData()));
            print $node->getData()."\n";
        }
        valueIntoArray($node);
    }
    #return sort(@tempArray);
}

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My goal is to retrieve all the value from XML file excluding tags.It works well.But now i want retrieve values from particular area.Consider the XML file is like 
<Person>
<Address>
<name>xxx</name>
<mobile>xxx</mobile>
</Address>
<Education>
<Degree>xxx</Degree>
<Major>xxx</Major>
</Education>
</Person>

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.Here i want to retrieve only values under Education tag.How can i do that.Education tags contain various tags depending upon input.So i cant go by tag name.Please help me

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