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I am trying to findo this "generic" tag (there is only a "Span" Tag). I've tried a lot of things but none of them worked out. I tried the code below but brings me more than I want (I´m trying to reach the "573 m²" only...

Code: 

Meters = [headline3.get_text() for headline3 in soup.find_all("ul", {"class": "feature__container"})]

Output:

['\n        573 m²\n        \n        4 \n        \n        4 \n        \n        4 \n        ',

HTML CODE (image): 1: https://i.stack.imgur.com/uX7Ox.jpg

jmunsch
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First, you can find all li elements. Then, for each li element get the first direct span child element and then access it's text.

Example:

meters = [li.find("span", recursive=False).get_text() for li in soup.find_all("li", { "class" : "feature__item" }) ]

Since there is no further way to exclude other values using HTML selectors (all are span tags), you might have to filter out values with m² in them manually to get your final output.

Like this:

result = list(map(int, [i.replace('m²', '').strip() for i in meters if 'm²' in i]))

Outputs:

[351, 573 ...]

Reference:

How to find children of nodes using BeautifulSoup

Rithin Chalumuri
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  • Hi Rithin, many thanks for helping. I tried you code above but it still returning the same: '\n 351 m²\n ', '\n 4 \n ', '\n 3 \n ', '\n 5 \n ', '\n 573 m²\n ', '\n 4 \n ', '\n 4 \n ', '\n 4 \n ', '\n 270 m²\n ', '\n 3 \n ', '\n 3 \n ', '\n 3 \n ETc... I was expecting: 351, 573, ... Thanks! – Ferby Nov 05 '19 at 20:55
  • @Ferby, could you add the html input as text in the question so I can try? And your expected output? – Rithin Chalumuri Nov 05 '19 at 21:05
  • Hi, my expected output is: [351, 573, 270, 350,...] just the numbers! It is bringing me more than the necessary . the site is: https://www.zapimoveis.com.br/aluguel/casas-de-condominio/sp+sao-paulo/?__zt=nrp%3Ab I tried to copy but I don´t know how to copy all the lines, sorry! lol its a web scraping project. – Ferby Nov 05 '19 at 21:31
  • @Ferby, please check the updated answer. You would have to manually filter text with 'm²' out and get integers back. – Rithin Chalumuri Nov 05 '19 at 21:38
  • Rithin, thank you so much bro!! I was really stuck in this, you helped me a lot!! – Ferby Nov 06 '19 at 12:58