A library for reading, writing and manipulating XML in Python.
Requires only Python 2.4+
Learnable in 15 minutes
Simplest interface possible - minimal number of functions (1) and objects (1) exported
XML Namespace aware
XPath support
Easy to create XML documents and fragments
Easy to read in and manipulate XML documents and fragments
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