What you really need is a little guidance and a lot of self-help... and perhaps a bit of reading about the local norms; that is, On asking for help, How do I post a question effectively?, and I know what I mean. Why don't you?.

As to what kind of other help you need -- well, we're at a bit of a disadvantage here, as we don't have a really clear idea of the structure of the HTML; any notion of how you obtained it (or do you need help downloading the webpage(s)?); what you have tried to accomplish your goal (or, IOW, are you bringing this plea to us because you ...

  1. ...know nothing about programming;
  2. ...don't know enough to find the errors in the code you wrote;
  3. ...have a problem comprehending some specific piece of documentation;
  4. ... or something else?

or, come to think of it, because you mistakenly believe PM is a free code-writing service?

And, BTW, along with sample data and your code, your might try to make your post somewhat less difficult to interpret ... and somewhat less like a badly paraphrased homework assignment. (If it is indeed "homework", disclosing that will also stand you in better stead than having us learn it later).

In reply to Re: Parsing HTML files by ww
in thread Parsing HTML files by ajju

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