To select the last element using XPath the last() function can be used in a predicate.
The last() function returns true if the element is the last sibling in the current tree level. See this interactive example:
Unlike other programming languages, XPath doesn't support reverse indexing (i.e. [-1])
so the last() function should be used to select the last element.
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