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So far in our examination of XPath we’ve seen how to select an ID, select a set of elements by tag name and select a set of elements by their class.  But what if we wanted to select a set of elements based on some other condition?

As the title of this post suggest, all you need is a basic knowledge of XPath statements and you are all set.

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