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finding xpath of the element in the webpage

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This is a XPATH finder package

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Find XPATH by entering the text displaying on the web page. online! Just Pass in the URL and the text of the element.

import getxpath

a = getxpath.findxpath("https://www.w3schools.com/","LEARN HTML") print(a)

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