Use of next elements iterator in beautiful soup

This recipe helps you to understand the basic use of the next elements iterator. This iterator was also used to move forward in the document as it was parsed.

Recipe Objective - Use of ".next_elements()" function in beautiful soup?

Requirement - BeautifulSoup (bs4)

Beautiful Soup (bs4) is the web scraping python library for pulling the data from web pages, HTML, and XML documents.  

The .next_elements() iterator is also quite the similar version of .next_siblings() function. But You can use these iterators to move forward in the document as it was parsed. 

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Steps to use this iterator:-

  1. Import necessary modules.
  2. Load an HTML document.
  3. Pass the HTML document into the Beautifulsoup() function.
  4. Use .next_elements() iterator to print the required elements.

Links for the more related projects:-

https://www.projectpro.io/projects/data-science-projects/deep-learning-projects
https://www.projectpro.io/projects/data-science-projects/neural-network-projects

Example:-

import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as bs

# load the projectpro webpage content
r = requests.get('https://www.projectpro.io/')

# convert to beautiful soup
soup = bs(r.content)

# printing our web page
print(soup.prettify())

.next_elements function:-

for element in soup.title.next_elements:
   print(repr(element))

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