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Expand Up @@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ The `jsonpath2.path.Path` class represents a JSONPath.
>>> from jsonpath2.path import Path
>>> p = Path.parse_str('$["hello"]')
<jsonpath2.path.Path object>
>>> list(map(lambda match_data: match_data.current_value, p.match(d)))
>>> [match_data.current_value for match_data in p.match(d)]
['Hello, world!']
>>> list(map(lambda match_data: match_data.node.tojsonpath(), p.match(d)))
>>> [match_data.node.tojsonpath() for match_data in p.match(d)]
['$["hello"]']
```

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>>> from jsonpath2.path import Path
>>> p = Path.parse_str('$["hello"][length()]')
<jsonpath2.path.Path object>
>>> list(map(lambda match_data: match_data.current_value, p.match(d)))
>>> [m.current_value for m in p.match(d)]
[13]
>>> list(map(lambda match_data: match_data.node.tojsonpath(), p.match(d)))
>>> [m.node.tojsonpath() for m in p.match(d)]
['$["hello"][length()]']
```

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