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		<title>Parsing large XML files in Python using the SAX API</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[XML has two different interfaces or APIs. You might ask, why do we even need an API to interface with such a simple format, never mind two?

If you accessed your XML directly, you could build a parser that would recognize tags (&#8221;&#60;tagname&#62;blah&#60;/tagname&#62;&#8221;), and process them sequentially. How would you do this yourself? Well, you&#8217;d probably [...]]]></description>
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