# 
## Overview
The **`children` method** gets all child elements for the given element. This method is provided by the **`Mojo::DOM` module**— an HTML/XML DOM parser with CSS selectors.

## Syntax
```
$dom->children
```

## Return Value
This method will return the `Mojo::Collection`, which contains the `Mojo::DOM` objects.



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## 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 get the children for the given HTML using the `children` method, the output will be as follows:

```
div
```

## 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>');

# Get children
say $dom->children->map('tag')->join("\n");

print "Children for div element \n";
#Get children for specific element
say $dom->at('div')->children->map('tag')->join("\n");

example

## Explanation

* Line 2: We import the `Mojo::DOM` module.
* Line 5: We parse the HTML and store it in the scalar `$dom`.
* Line 8: We get the children for the given HTML.
* Line 12: We get the children for the given HTML element `div` using the `children` method. Then, we print them.

## Explanation

* Line 2: We import the `Mojo::DOM` module.
* Line 5: We parse the HTML and store it in the scalar `＄dom`.
* Line 8: We get the children for the given HTML.
* Line 12: We get the children for the given HTML element `div` using the `children` method. Then, we print them.

What is the children method in Mojo::DOM?

Overview

Syntax

Return Value

Example

Code

Explanation