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> The base, abstract Node model. Elements, Documents, Comments etc are all Node instances.
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Additionally the existence of the `TextNode` should be noted, which represents floating text inside an HTML document that is not itself an HTML element.
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Thus this text tag `<p>Hello<code>World</code></p>` would have two Jsoup child nodes `TextNode(value="Hello")` and Element(tag="code", value="World")`.
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The value `field` of a `TextNode` contains the free standing text without any further treatment (no whitespace stripping, etc.)
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### Traversing Rules
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- When encountering a `<table>` tag
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- `\n| ` is emitted
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- For each element of `element.select("th")`
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- `${element.text()} | `
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- After the loop `\n| ` is emitted
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- For each element of `element.select("th")`
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- For each character of the `th.text()`
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> The base, abstract Node model. Elements, Documents, Comments etc are all Node instances.
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Additionally the existence of the `TextNode` should be noted, which represents floating text inside an HTML document that is not itself an HTML element.
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Thus this text tag `<p>Hello<code>World</code></p>` would have two Jsoup child nodes `TextNode(value="Hello")` and `Element(tag="code", value="World")`.
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The value `field` of a `TextNode` contains the free standing text without any further treatment (no whitespace stripping, etc.)
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### Traversing Rules
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- When encountering a `<table>` tag
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- `\n| ` is emitted
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- For each element of `element.select("th")`
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- `${element.text()} | ` is emitted
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- After the loop `\n| ` is emitted
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- For each element of `element.select("th")`
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- For each character of the `th.text()`
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