XPath query for contains() with multiple text elements

How can I find all tags that have text "world"?

<c> <a> <b>hello</b> world </a> </c>

Expected result should be tag 'a'.
I am trying //a[contains(text(),'world')] but it doesn't give anything.

//a[contains(text(),'world')]

This 'a' tag is kind of mix of text and another tag.

1 Answer
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Try this one:

(//*[contains(., "world")])[last()]

or if you know for sure that it will be a node:

a

//a[contains(.,'world')]

Also check the difference between string value and text node

Thank you, that answers my question.

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Sep 11 '18 at 19:44

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