Web Scraping Dynamic Graphs to CSV Files using Python

This is a short video on scraping dynamic web pages with python wherein, I'll explain how you can find the data behind an interactive chart or map using the inspector and save the data using python.

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[Will-fhfj]

Thanks to your introduction, I have already known how easy it is.
Before that, I have struggled for my misunderstanding of this for a way time.
Thank for your sharing !

[SrAbrahamAugusto]

Thank you Bhavesh. Your solution is one of the simpliest i've ever seen using python. It helped me a lot scraping some big data.

[danielobedeka]

if the content does not have a csv file, how do you go about it>

[prithviprathapan]

Buddy you just saved a lot of my time. Respect

[keremtort]

that is excellent work
very appreciated

[gauravmaurya]

How u are opening the response page. When I open its opening in the web again with html codes in it

[aniketmathare]

How to found csv file row .I don't found csv row.

[klaidaspetrevicius]

Very nice video, it's just that I'm getting an error:
"f.write(response.content)

NameError: name 'response' is not defined"


Have you got any ideas why could this be?