Parsing XML with Perl in Three Lines
This short tutorial shows how to use Perl's XML::Simple module to load an XML file and iterate over its elements with just three lines of code, providing a quick backend solution for XML data extraction.
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Only three lines of program are needed to read an XML file using Perl's XML::Simple module.
use XML::Simple;
use utf8; # enable UTF‑8 identifiers
binmode STDOUT, ":utf8"; # optional
my $xmlref = XMLin('/path/to/your/xml/file.xml');
while ((my $province, my $province_properties) = each %{$xmlref->{country}{'中国'}{province}}) {
print $province, "
";
}The snippet demonstrates how to load the XML into a Perl data structure and iterate over provinces, allowing further processing of city and district information.
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