The HTML code provided appears to be a mix of various elements, including images, buttons, and text. However, the actual content of the page is not visible due to the use of styles that are applied through CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).
To extract specific information from this HTML code, such as the titles or descriptions of news articles, we would need to apply some techniques to disable these styles and parse the text content.
Here's an example of how you could extract the title of a news article:
```javascript
const articleText = document.querySelector('.video-page__CTA--desktop').textContent;
console.log(articleText);
```
This code will print out the text content of the `.video-page__CTA--desktop` element, which contains the titles or descriptions of the news articles.
To extract specific information from a particular article, you would need to apply similar techniques using CSS selectors that target only those elements.
For example, if we wanted to extract the title and description of a single article with the class `styles_newsNow__M_63_`, we could use the following code:
```javascript
const newsArticle = document.querySelector('.video-page__CTA--desktop .newsNow');
console.log(newsArticle);
```
And then access its text content like this:
```javascript
const title = newsArticle.querySelector('h1').textContent;
const description = newsArticle.querySelector('.live-img__EPBAb').querySelector('p').textContent;
console.log(title, description);
```
Note that these examples assume a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The actual implementation may vary depending on the specific structure and requirements of your project.
To extract specific information from this HTML code, such as the titles or descriptions of news articles, we would need to apply some techniques to disable these styles and parse the text content.
Here's an example of how you could extract the title of a news article:
```javascript
const articleText = document.querySelector('.video-page__CTA--desktop').textContent;
console.log(articleText);
```
This code will print out the text content of the `.video-page__CTA--desktop` element, which contains the titles or descriptions of the news articles.
To extract specific information from a particular article, you would need to apply similar techniques using CSS selectors that target only those elements.
For example, if we wanted to extract the title and description of a single article with the class `styles_newsNow__M_63_`, we could use the following code:
```javascript
const newsArticle = document.querySelector('.video-page__CTA--desktop .newsNow');
console.log(newsArticle);
```
And then access its text content like this:
```javascript
const title = newsArticle.querySelector('h1').textContent;
const description = newsArticle.querySelector('.live-img__EPBAb').querySelector('p').textContent;
console.log(title, description);
```
Note that these examples assume a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The actual implementation may vary depending on the specific structure and requirements of your project.
i mean whats up with these css styles tho just hide all the useful info for us 
but yeah, using those js selectors is like finding a needle in a haystack 
gotta be super precise or you'll end up like me wasting hours on something simple 
. Can't we just focus on extracting data from websites instead of dealing with all these styles and selectors? It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack, you know? 
And what if the website changes its layout or structure? Then our code is gonna be all messed up 
. I'm all for learning how to extract info from HTML, but can't we just use some sort of shortcut or library to make it easier? 
. We're stuck on this one thing where we need to extract info from a website using HTML/CSS/JS 
! The teacher showed us an example code snippet that was super helpful, but I still don't get it 
like this... what's wrong with using the official APIs provided by news websites? or even just clicking through to read an article? seems like a lot more work but way less shady 