Beautiful Soup 4 Tutorial #3 - Navigating The HTML Tree

Welcome back to another tutorial video! In this video, I'll be going over how
we can navigate through the HTML tree. Specifically, how to do this so we can find prices of cryptocurrencies.

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00:00 | Overview
00:52 | Tree Structure
03:29 | Tree Siblings
05:25 | Tree Parents and Descendants
06:40 | Getting Crypto Prices

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[ThePumaX]

Thanks to your Beautifulsoup series, I made an application that search new information in our college subjects website, printing the last updates and opening them in Chrome. So thank you!!!

[sktech]

Thank you for the playlist walking through this, I have been so stagnant on trying to learn how to webscrape, even though the docs for BS4 are pretty well written as most python docs thankfully are. Good visual to what I was trying to grasp!

[boeingpete]

How bizarre is just been working on a Python project to scrape the ETH price from the exact same CoinMarket page. Wish I had seen this first. Would have saved me hours working out how to follow the html tree to the data I wanted. Great job Tim.

[binaprajapati]

Hey Tim, love your vids!
Quick question: are you going to do some kind of mini project at end of this series??

[jgranahan]

really helpful video, especially just your demo'ing handling dictionaries, indices, for-loops!! Thank You!

[stephennardone]

Would love to see a simple GUI added to the final product. Great job though!

[RandyWatson]

Did you made this so straight forward, thank you

[octaviusvanzandt]

Very informative, thanks for doing these. You asked us to tell you what else we might like to see related to this topic?
I'm interested in knowing how to handle a web page that lists the results across multiple pages such that a user is supposed to click on the next page to see the next set of results. An example would be a site like realtor, zillow, or redfin when you are viewing houses for sale (or sold) for a given zip code or given city. Thanks!

[RonaldPostelmans]

Hi Tim, great video. I learned a lot from you. Thanks.😅

[jeancerrien]

Very nice video. Thank you. How about using pprint instead of print for lists? I know we're not meant to parse the output, yet I like to be able to easily grok its basic structure.

[idhantsood]

I was looking for this tutorial for my chatbot. Thankyou

[doubles]

Tim: * Explains Tree Siblings *
Subtitles: *SARS-CoV-2*

[Thishandleisnt_available]

Can you also get each image from the table row?

[sadmansakib]

I am not getting a code view of that website in inspect.

[juliuscaesar]

Hi i really like your videos can you tell us more about image scraping please

[jrgenolsen]

nice tut...good content like your style ....A+ from me thx

[chiragagrawal]

Hy can you please make a video on String permutations question.

[masud]

how can i learn scraping from database tables. do you have paid course?

[RafiTAHasani]

Great video uploaded exactly when i was explosion bs4
Can any one help me in getting titles and content of multiple webpages (news heading and the news from different web pages)

[bigappleNYrules]

can someone please explain how the price variable auto checks the price?