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Appending multiple strings to a tag's content in Beautiful Soup

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To append multiple strings to a tag's content in Beautiful Soup, use the Tag.extend(~) method. This method is analogous to a standard Python List's extend(~) method - it takes in an array of strings to append to the tag's content.

Example

Consider the following HTML document:

my_html = "<p>Alex</p>"
soup = BeautifulSoup(my_html)

To append two strings to the content of our p tag:

p_tag = soup.find("p")
p_tag.extend([" Bob", " Cathy"])
print(p_tag)
<p>Alex Bob Cathy</p>
WARNING

This method is only available for Beautiful Soup 4.7.0 and upwards.

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Published by Isshin Inada
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