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Web Scraping with Python

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Let’s check how well we can scrape the data from websites!

You have the following page you need to scrape the data from. Take a look at it and see which information contains. Firstly, we should access the content of the page.

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Fill gaps to see the HTML code of your page:

from urllib.request import

url = "https://codefinity-content-media.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/18a4e428-1a0f-44c2-a8ad-244cd9c7985e/final.html"
page =(url)
html = page.().decode()

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Let’s continue. We can already get the HTML structure of the page.

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To iterate through all the HTML elements, we can use libraries:

Select the correct answer

The next step for working with the data is creating the BeautifulSoup object.

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Fill gaps to create the BeautifulSoup object:

soup =(html, ".")

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To iterate through all the HTML elements, we can use libraries:

Select the correct answer

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Let’s check how well we can scrape the data from websites!

You have the following page you need to scrape the data from. Take a look at it and see which information contains. Firstly, we should access the content of the page.

question-icon

Fill gaps to see the HTML code of your page:

from urllib.request import

url = "https://codefinity-content-media.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/18a4e428-1a0f-44c2-a8ad-244cd9c7985e/final.html"
page =(url)
html = page.().decode()

Click or drag`n`drop items and fill in the blanks

Let’s continue. We can already get the HTML structure of the page.

question mark

To iterate through all the HTML elements, we can use libraries:

Select the correct answer

The next step for working with the data is creating the BeautifulSoup object.

question-icon

Fill gaps to create the BeautifulSoup object:

soup =(html, ".")

Let's scrap the table!.

question mark

To iterate through all the HTML elements, we can use libraries:

Select the correct answer

Tout était clair ?

Comment pouvons-nous l'améliorer ?

Merci pour vos commentaires !

Section 4. Chapitre 4
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