Inspecting Web Pages with HTML | Web Scraping in Python

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In this Web Scraping tutorial we are going to learn the basics of HTML and how to inspect Web Pages!
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Комментарии : 35

@harish00784 Год назад

This is one of the most important skill for data science enthusiasts out there. Thanks a ton 👍🏼

@vadneydasilva230 Год назад

This is the type of material I was looking for and as soon as I saw the post on Linkedin, I had to click right away!!! 😅😆😁

@AlexTheAnalyst Год назад

Glad to hear it! :D

@COMMANDERFOX31 Год назад

Many in the data analytics world including myself came from the currently over-saturated web development market, and this was indeed a good knowledge refreshment! Thank you Alex!

@pluderr3947 Год назад

sorry to tell you but the data analyst market is also over-saturated

@nalliussairus581 Год назад

@@pluderr3947 In the US, maybe. Not everywhere.

@Th3dutch Год назад

Hi Alex, thanks for starting a series on webscraping. I am already webscraping for a few months and I think it is a very valuable skill for any Data Analyst. Creating your own data sets really gave me more appreciation for all the open data sets out there (especially because you start to realise all the hard work that goes into it). Furthermore you learn more about programming and data structures, which is great! Just wondering: when talking about covering advanced webscraping in the future do you mean scraping with Scrapy? I would love to learn more about that, but unfortunately there are not many people that talk about this.

@TheSystemsConsulting Год назад

Thanks so much Alex for taking out from your precious time to give such a valuable and crystal clear explanations on the above.

@raulmartellenriquez3712 Год назад

I was at the end of the bootcamp and I just see that there is 4 videos that I didn´t see...And I just realize that are new videos, thanks ALEX XD

@liliasara4489 Год назад

We are accustomed to the distinguished content and the useful method of delivery. Thank you

@TheAIEpiphany Год назад

Let's go Alex! :) 500k and counting.

@Niranga.555 Год назад

Hey Alex, Thanks for this super content. Please continue this and explain more with scraping data from multiple pages. Further these contents will be super helpful.

@Qdude10 Год назад

Alex, I'm sure you get this a lot, but you are the man! You content is gold, as always!

@StanleyAlausa Год назад

Promoting this video massively, thank you Alex for always keeping it simple.

@ruxcooking 2 месяца назад

Amazing how in a couple of short videos this man can teach me more than a coursera course

@sj1795 9 месяцев назад

Cool info! Super excited about this mini-series within your Python series of your bootcamp. Seems like a VERY important and useful skillset to know. As always, THANK YOU ALEX!

@jesusadraz Год назад

I liked this video! You explained pretty good. I'm starting a new personal project using web scrapping with Python and I'm following your videos about this topic! Keep going

@yimoliu1741 6 месяцев назад

love your tutorials! In my view better than Coursara's videos. I had to always watch yours too to actually understand things. Thanks! Also you have the best smile!

@AZZOUZE1 Год назад

Great content, many thanks from Morocco

@aaronbaldwin4900 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for the time you've taken to create this.

@s1a9f9i3 6 месяцев назад

Very easy to digest, thank you Alex!

@MuhammadSohail-w6r 4 месяца назад

Please continue the series. its more helpful.

@novaknicks13 16 дней назад

Can you create a playlist for web scraping so we could know which videos to watch first thank you

@amukelaniebenezer406 Год назад

Thank you for sharing

@shortandcurl Год назад

Thanks for sharing this information Alex!👋

@chinweezulu4681 Год назад

Thank you for sharing Alex.

@eme-birihan-kene-atley 4 месяца назад

very helpful!!!

@ArtyFarty-u6x 9 месяцев назад

Hi alex, thx fhaor this cool tutorial. what tool are u hosting to have such a page for data entry? Thank you

@myrusEW Год назад

Most excellent!

@tariqpanjari1920 4 месяца назад

Can you make a video on how to convert outlook emails in to HTML file using python

@masifarain2203 Год назад

Respected Alex, how we can make money as a data analyst from freelancing?

@damadorpl Год назад

Selenium or BeautifullSoup ?

@AlexTheAnalyst Год назад

BeautifulSoup and Requests for the beginners series :)

@newenglandnomad9405 Год назад

Not related to tthis video but i have a question. From your video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9URM1_2S0ho.html As someone who just started learning sql, I have a point of confusion. I understood your video where you took covid data, arranged certain colums and ordered it, and then made a visual in Tableau. I get that. My confusion is, when you're doing joins. What are you , or what does your employer, want to learn from that query. How does salesman by title (15 min 8 sec in video) translate answer any questions? Or video (13 min 36 sec). In other words, i get the idea of sql queries, where, order by, but what the heck do you do with the results? My mental disconnect from any sql tutorial is, orders name id salary dept, whatever, how are you using the query results in the office for some kind of report on a daily 9-5 work basis? I'm confused. Help. Love your channel! I used what i learned from you and others to take Kpop databases and make visuals for sales and most popular songs. Just trying to understand how query results would be used "at work" in real life for some purpose. Thanks for being patient with my seeminly ignorant or unaware question in relation to work production.