# 
## Overview
The **`all_text`** method extracts the text content from all descendant nodes for the given element. This method is provided by the `Mojo::DOM` module, an HTML/XML DOM parser with CSS selectors.

## Syntax
```
$dom->at('html element')->all_text
```

>**Note**: `script` and `style` elements are excluded.

## Returns
This will return the extracted text content from the descendant nodes.

Let's look at an example.

## Example
The given HTML is as follows:
```
<div>
   Inside div 
   <p id="a">Inside first paragraph </p>
   <p id="b">Inside second paragraph</p>
</div>
```
If we extract the text content from the descendant nodes of `div`, we'll get the output as follows for the given HTML.

```
Inside div Inside first paragraph Inside second paragraph
```

## Code


use 5.010;
use Mojo::DOM;

# Parse the html
my $dom = Mojo::DOM->new('<div>Inside div <p id="a">Inside first paragraph </p><p id="b">Inside second paragraph</p></div>');

# Extract the text content
say $dom->at('div')->all_text;

example

## Explanation
In the above code snippet, we see the following: 
* **Line 2:** We import the `Mojo::DOM` module.
* **Line 5:** We parse the HTML and store it in the scalar `$dom`.
* **Line 8:** We extract the text content from descendant nodes of the element `div` and print it.

## Explanation
In the above code snippet, we see the following: 
* **Line 2:** We import the `Mojo::DOM` module.
* **Line 5:** We parse the HTML and store it in the scalar `＄dom`.
* **Line 8:** We extract the text content from descendant nodes of the element `div` and print it.

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What is the all_text method in Mojo::DOM?

The all_text method in Mojo::DOM extracts and returns text from all descendant nodes of an element, excluding script and style elements.