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I have multiple ".xml" files, each having information about one record/respondent.
I am working on Extracting Data from ".xml" format to prepare a final master Data frame format based on the info from all the ".xml" file. Major problem i am facing is parsing/reading the tree data. Tried with "lxml", "xml",BeautifulSoup, Also referred other questions related to parsing. Couldn't find a possible solution.
Showing below the method which i tried recently but failed. 



xml_doc = open("bureauResponse (1).xml","r")

contents = xml_doc.read()

soup = BeautifulSoup(contents,"lxml")


Can anyone please suggest me a python module name, so i can extract data from ".xml" format?






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    I have multiple ".xml" files, each having information about one record/respondent.
    I am working on Extracting Data from ".xml" format to prepare a final master Data frame format based on the info from all the ".xml" file. Major problem i am facing is parsing/reading the tree data. Tried with "lxml", "xml",BeautifulSoup, Also referred other questions related to parsing. Couldn't find a possible solution.
    Showing below the method which i tried recently but failed. 



    xml_doc = open("bureauResponse (1).xml","r")
    
contents = xml_doc.read()
    
soup = BeautifulSoup(contents,"lxml")


    Can anyone please suggest me a python module name, so i can extract data from ".xml" format?






    python xml parsing







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    closed as off-topic by halfelf, Rakesh, usr2564301, Maurice Meyer, guidot Nov 7 at 11:10


    This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


    • "Questions seeking debugging help ("why isn't this code working?") must include the desired behavior, a specific problem or error and the shortest code necessary to reproduce it in the question itself. Questions without a clear problem statement are not useful to other readers. See: How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example." – halfelf, Rakesh, usr2564301, Maurice Meyer, guidot

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      I have multiple ".xml" files, each having information about one record/respondent.
      I am working on Extracting Data from ".xml" format to prepare a final master Data frame format based on the info from all the ".xml" file. Major problem i am facing is parsing/reading the tree data. Tried with "lxml", "xml",BeautifulSoup, Also referred other questions related to parsing. Couldn't find a possible solution.
      Showing below the method which i tried recently but failed. 



      xml_doc = open("bureauResponse (1).xml","r")
      
contents = xml_doc.read()
      
soup = BeautifulSoup(contents,"lxml")


      Can anyone please suggest me a python module name, so i can extract data from ".xml" format?






      python xml parsing







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      I have multiple ".xml" files, each having information about one record/respondent.
      I am working on Extracting Data from ".xml" format to prepare a final master Data frame format based on the info from all the ".xml" file. Major problem i am facing is parsing/reading the tree data. Tried with "lxml", "xml",BeautifulSoup, Also referred other questions related to parsing. Couldn't find a possible solution.
      Showing below the method which i tried recently but failed. 



      xml_doc = open("bureauResponse (1).xml","r")
      
contents = xml_doc.read()
      
soup = BeautifulSoup(contents,"lxml")


      Can anyone please suggest me a python module name, so i can extract data from ".xml" format?






      python xml parsing




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      closed as off-topic by halfelf, Rakesh, usr2564301, Maurice Meyer, guidot Nov 7 at 11:10


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          I am not a python expert, bu I have used xml.etree.elementtree for a homework. It should do the job. If not, please describe us the problem you are facing using one of this modules.






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            I am not a python expert, bu I have used xml.etree.elementtree for a homework. It should do the job. If not, please describe us the problem you are facing using one of this modules.






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              I am not a python expert, bu I have used xml.etree.elementtree for a homework. It should do the job. If not, please describe us the problem you are facing using one of this modules.






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                I am not a python expert, bu I have used xml.etree.elementtree for a homework. It should do the job. If not, please describe us the problem you are facing using one of this modules.






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                I am not a python expert, bu I have used xml.etree.elementtree for a homework. It should do the job. If not, please describe us the problem you are facing using one of this modules.







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