Tell me how to get a child by css selector or html tag

<div id="block"> <p class="one"></p> <p class="two"></p> <p class="tree"></p> </div> var block = document.getElementById('block');

How to get a paragraph with class two?
I want something like

 var paragraph = block.children('.two');

And of course this will not work.
How such things are solved on pure js

    1 answer 1

    All elements of the desired class:

     el = block.getElementsByClassName("two");

    The first element of the desired class:

      el = block.getElementsByClassName("two")[0];

    The local task also solves:

     el = block.children[1];
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      there is still this document.querySelector('#block .two'); - Rostyslav Kuzmovych