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    print(el)
                
            
            <p class="male">Alex</p>
<p class="male">Bob</p>

To find all p tags that contain a class of "male":


        
        
            
                
                
                    for el in soup.find_all("p", {"class": "male"}):
    print(el)
                
            
            <p class="male">Alex</p>
<p class="male">Bob</p>

Multiple classes

Or selector

To find all elements that have the class "male" or "female":


        
        
            
                
                
                    soup.find_all(attrs={"class": ["male","female"]})
                
            
            <p class="male">Alex</p>
<p class="male">Bob</p>
<p class="female student">Cathy</p>

And selector

To find all elements that have both classes "female" and "student":


        
        
            
                
                
                    soup.select(".female.student")
                
            
            [<p class="female student">Cathy</p>]

Here, we've used the select method instead of the find_all method. Note that the . syntax denotes a class.

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