How to get xpath contain both text in 2 line break - javascript

I have a content like this
How can I get that xpath to assert in one for both The email field is required. and The Password field is required.
thanks you so much


The simplest XPath to assert both these texts is:
"//*[contains(.,'The Email field is required')][contains(.,'The Password field is required')]"
You can make it more precise by specifying the tag name div
"//div[contains(.,'The Email field is required')][contains(.,'The Password field is required')]"

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