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Web Page Structure

Web Page Structure refers to the layout and organization of elements within a web page. This structure is defined by the HTML document, which outlines how elements such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, and forms are arranged. Understanding the web page structure is crucial for web scraping, as it determines how data is located and accessed. Elements can be nested within each other, styled with CSS, and manipulated with JavaScript, adding layers of complexity. Analyzing the web page structure allows scrapers to pinpoint the exact locations of the data to be extracted, ensuring accurate and efficient data retrieval.

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