# 
## Overview
The **`parse` method** is used to parse an HTML/XML content. This method is provided by the **`Mojo::DOM`** module, which is an HTML/XML DOM parser with CSS selectors.

This is the first step we need to do to interact and perform operations on HTML/XML content.

## Syntax
```
$dom->parse('HTML/XML content')
```

## Parameters
The method accepts `HTML/XML content` as a parameter. 

## Return value
This method returns the Mojo::DOM object for the given `HTML/XML content`.


# 
## Example
The given HTML is as follows:
```
Inside paragraph
```
The output is displayed as follows for the given HTML content:

```
Inside paragraph
```

It may look the same, but the `parse` returned is a `Mojo::DOM` object, on which we can perform operations.

## Code example

use 5.010;
use Mojo::DOM;

# Parse the html
my $dom = Mojo::DOM->new->parse('Inside paragraph');

# Display Mojo::DOM object
say $dom;

# Display text inside the Mojo::DOM object
say $dom->all_text;

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## Explanation

* Line 2: We import the `Mojo::DOM` module.
* Line 5: We use the `parse` method to parse the HTML and store it in scalar `$dom`.
* Line 8: We display the `Mojo::DOM` object.
* Line 11: We use the `all_text` method to perform an operation to get the content present inside the returned `Mojo::DOM` object and print it.

## Explanation

* Line 2: We import the `Mojo::DOM` module.
* Line 5: We use the `parse` method to parse the HTML and store it in scalar `＄dom`.
* Line 8: We display the `Mojo::DOM` object.
* Line 11: We use the `all_text` method to perform an operation to get the content present inside the returned `Mojo::DOM` object and print it.

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What is the Mojo::DOM parse?

The parse method in Mojo::DOM parses HTML/XML content, returning a Mojo::DOM object for further operations.