When parsing html why do I need item.text sometimes and item.text_content() others?

Accordng to the docs the text_content method.

You maybe confusing different and incompatible interfaces that lxml implements -- the lxml. Etree items have a . Text attribute, while (for example) those from lxml.

Html implement the text_content method (and those from BeautifulSoup, also included in lxml, have a . String attribute... sometimes only nodes with a single child which is a string...).

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