BeautifulSoup Tutorial - Web Scraping in Python

In this Web Scraping Python Tutorial, we will learn how to scrape a simple website using the BeautifulSoup library. BeautifulSoup is an awesome library for parsing HTML and getting exactly the data you need. So whether you're pulling down prices, real estate property listings, images, stock prices ... Python with BeautifulSoup will help you.

Other popular libraries used by web scraping developers in python are Scrapy and Selenium, but every library has its own pros and cons. Scrapy is like a spaceship. Beautifulsoup is like a skateboard. If you are a Python beginner, then it wouldn't be right to start with learning how to drive a spaceship. Start with the skateboard first! So that is the reason why we are using Beautifulsoup. We’ll pair BeautifulSoup with the Requests library to fetch weather forecasts from the National Weather Service via HTTP GET requests. You can apply the learned skills while solving freelance web scraping tasks from Upwork.

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00:00 Start
00:16 Installing Requests and BeautifulSoup
00:39 Import libs
00:53 Define URL and make Get Request
01:47 Instantiating BeautifulSoup Object
03:08 Inspect a web page
03:28 Extract PARENT tag and CHILD tags
04:27 Save data to CSV file

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⭐️Timestamps⭐️
0:00 Start
0:16 Installing Requests and BeautifulSoup
0:39 Import libs
0:53 Define URL and make Get Request
1:47 Instantiating BeautifulSoup Object
3:08 Inspect a web page
3:28 Extract PARENT tag and CHILD tags
4:27 Save data to CSV file

[fathallah]

When I used the code nothing came out in the CSV files. I even copy pasted from git hub just in case and even then nothing came out for me