The namedItem() method of the HTMLCollection interface returns the first Element in the collection whose id or name attribute match the specified name, or null if no element matches. 
 In JavaScript, using the array bracket syntax with a String, like collection["value"] is equivalent to collection.namedItem("value").
 
<div id="personal">
  <span name="title">Dr.</span>
  <span name="firstname">Carina</span>
  <span name="lastname">Anand</span>
  <span id="degree">(MD)</span>
</div>
  
const container = document.getElementById("personal");
const titleSpan = container.children.namedItem("title");
const firstnameSpan = container.children["firstname"];
const lastnameSpan = container.children.lastname;
const degreeSpan = container.children.namedItem("degree");
const output = document.createElement("div");
output.textContent = `Result: ${titleSpan.textContent}${firstnameSpan.textContent}${lastnameSpan.textContent}${degreeSpan.textContent}`;
container.insertAdjacentElement("afterend", output);