Web Scraping Basics in Python 

I had to re-upload this video due to sound issues. I would be happy if you leave some comments, likes and watch time again. ^^

Plzz sir make a tutorial on web development with python.. Full fledged

@NeuralNine can you make a video about C/C++ injected code in python.

Please post more on webscraping including advanced webscraping techniques

Lol I was mid way through the video and after came back after a break and the video was gone😂😂😂

Could you cover web scraping with selenium?

Thanks for the Video. Good one 👍👏👌

It would also be great to have some tutorials on web scraping pages after the javascript code gets executed. Selenium should do the job, but it's not always so easy to get it done.

I've already seen this video but im here watching it again to help :)

Everything is very clear, Thank You! Make some more videos for Beautiful soup and web scraping.

Finally the requested video❤️❤️✨✨✨❤️❤️

Instead of urllib, you can use and install requests: pip install requests import requests

Please do a full course on webscrapping including scrapy

Dude, thanks for always sharing new things, I've learnt so much from you 🍻

I am getting security error while trying with other websites please help.

Webscraping with lxml is a good way too

Greatest man I saw in the teaching history, he knows exactly whats going on in subscribers mind and he uploads that topic. I was going to ask you about this and you published it happened a lot of time that the topic I was willing to learn was uploaded by you.

Why do I keep getting notified multiple times about uploads

11:18 Some person ... is Guido van Rossum the original creator of Python, to whom we both owe a lot

Check the robots.txt file before webscraping

Nice video bro 👍👍

thanks for your videos, from Spain, me. ;)

Got an attribute error: 'NoneType' object has no attribute' find' The code was, body=type_table.find('tbody')

I'm Linux SysAdmin, any Python scripting about SysAdmin, Thank you

thanks for uploading this! i ran into a little problem and was wondering if anyone could help urllib.error.HTTPError: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden i tried going to stackoverflow but their solution didn't work either thanks in advance!

Pls upload video on handwritten equation solver by using CNN

I'm a really big fan of your work, thank you!!

you're most underrated youtuber i love your videos

Is learning html/css/js important for web scraping? Or is it possible to become good at web scraping without knowing any of those languages?

Hablas mucho. 😥

Well, I am inspired by your videos very much! I love the way you teach! I am curious to know which PyCharm edition do you use and how is your python logo and symbol different from the community edition, and also how are the logos of other features

Thanks a lot! A good introduction to web scraping with clear explanation. It also seems simple enough so newbie like me doesn't get overwhelmed :D

What is intro music

Best tutorial I've seen on the topic. Really makes it look easy. Great job.

Nice video... Explains everything very good 😁

Great video.

great video

So useful, thanks!

your tutorials are cool and all but just like all other youtube tutorials. you just go "do this, and we type this, and that" mate, you need to explain WHY you are coding in the way you are, you need to explain what its happening when your typing "from urllib.request import urlopen" what is urllip.request exactly? what is urlopen and what does it do? why utf-8 in html_code=urlopen etc..., and why is it urlopen(url).read then .decode("utf-8") otherwise whats the point in even having the video, people might aswell just copy and paste all your code from a pastebin and gain almost nothing that they won't forget almost immediately, i call it just point a to b programming tutorials, no information on why your doing what you do, only "do this", "because i said so" but i do like how you explain the ways in which things can be used and offer examples, that's good work. like it is hard to apply these concepts to other things, for example print(html_code[start:end]) why can't it just be print(html_code), why is start:end contained in [] and how does that affect the program etc., theres these things you don't explain, the actual programming concepts.