删除 HTML 标签 python

Question

I have looked everywhere for a solution to my problem, but none of them seem to work. Essentially, I want to know the simplest way to remove HTML tags from a string. For example,

PriceTag = Soup.find_all(class_="text-robux-lg wait-for-i18n-format-render")
print(PriceTag)

This returns [<span class="text-robux-lg wait-for-i18n-format-render">1,250</span>] which is very much expected, but I don't know how to take 'PriceTag' and remove the HTML tags.

Answer 1

Try using the .text method:

print(PriceTag.text)

This will remove the HTML tags and extract the inner text of the selected element.

If this is a find_all , you need to use a for-loop to traverse:

for price_tag in PriceTag:
    print(price_tag.text)

Answer 2

I am not that experienced but i'll have a go at your question

for price in Pricetag:
    print(price.text.strip())