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You can split HTML tag string using regular expressions in Python. Here is an example:
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import re html_string = "<div><p>Hello</p><a href='example.com'>Link</a></div>" tags = re.findall(r'<[^>]+>', html_string) for tag in tags: print(tag) |
In this example, we are using the re.findall()
function to find all substrings that match the specified regular expression <[^>]+>
. This regular expression matches any content within angle brackets, which in this case represents HTML tags. The tags
list will contain all the HTML tags found in the html_string
, and you can further manipulate or process each tag as needed.