Coding Web Crawler in Python with Scrapy
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Top Comments (10)
instead of the second replace...you could've just used strip( ). A lot cleaner,cooler and professional if you ask me
This is perfect, thank you so much for posting it! I've been going through another course that has been such a monumental headache and waste of time that I don't even know where to begin explaining its nonsense. This one short video however, explains in so much less time what to do, how it all works, and why we do it that way. Absolutely phenomenal work, thank you for it.
This video should have a million likes. Thank you so so much!!!
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Someone did Kant real dirty by rating the critique of pure reason only one star. Great tutorial though. Thanks!
Here's how you can format the string for availability so you just get the numerals: availability = response.css(".availability::text")[1].get().strip().replace("\n", "").
A remarkable video that we've employed as a guide for our recent additions. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks man i liked your vedio also i think you published an article which is similar to this lecture that helped me allot! i thank you for your effort
Best tutorial I’ve ever seen, it is faster than another tutorial and easy to comprehend, also solves the ip blocked problem!!
Cool tutorial! Do you think HasData can help with more complex scraping tasks in the future?