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Hello Team,<br />
There are hundreds of html files and would like to extract the data from attribute href of span tag into output .txt file. Is there any reference to do this in perl?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Shail
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Hello Team,
There are hundreds of html files and would like to extract the data from attribute href of span tag into output .txt file. Is there any reference to do this in perl?

Thanks,
Shail

Extract data from span tag

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Scripting Languages

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