Web scraping in Python (Part 2): Parsing HTML with Beautiful Soup

This is part 2 of an introductory web scraping tutorial. In this video, we'll read a New York Times article into Python, and then use the Beautiful Soup library to parse the HTML based on patterns in the article's formatting.

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[briankrupczyn]

Kevin, Amazing job with these tutorials. Perfect pace for learning and extremely explanatory. You have a voice for audio sir. I definitely am a subscriber on your channel for future learning, Thanks. On to Part 3 & 4

[ethoswithme]

Thanks for these videos. I looked at other tutorials and they go too fast and don't explain things in a simple way like you do. Keep up the good work.

[yairlevi]

quite honestly, i've been searching for a tutorial about bs4 with the default parser for a few days now.
this is REALLY a not only good tutorial, but also i must say on a different note, this video was made in such a clean, organized manner, that just cant be helped but to be given a like.

[DonnachaHennessy]

Absolulely fantastic series, well done and thank you

[wellthatwasfun]

Man, you are one of the most pedagogical teachers I've met in my life (and I'm 45 and starting learning coding when I was around 14).

[brentskoumal]

glad you're back, your videos are very helpful

[spartanAXA]

You're so effin awesome, you took so much time to explain these things that I a noob who doesn't know much about web development or web scrappers or even Python understood literally everything that you explained. Thank You so much!

[stenivan]

Thank you so much for creating this tutorial!

[jamesbotwina]

Thanks so much for the video! excellent explanation

[inaki.rodriguez]

Perfect! Thank you very much for doing these tutorials. This was exactly what I was looking for! Muchas gracias :-)

[navinacharya]

Thank you for such a well explained video

[mxliu]

Thank you! Your videos are really helpful!

[innerchildstyle]

Really great video. Very clear. Thank you!

[colinthain]

Excellent, thank you very much for your explanation:)

[_rytube]

This is an awesome video, thanks a ton!

[nonsolovita]

i followed all the tutorial step by step but i cannot obtain nothing from the results[0:3] part after len(results) in the "Collecting all of the records" any suggestion? Pycharm keep saing me that result[0:something]part "statement seems to have no effectment"

[slipperycucumber]

What if the webpage you are using only provides a partial amount of the data until you scroll all the way down the webpage? Would there be some way to "scroll" all the way down the webpage until nothing else loads? Would this be something to be accomplished by the requests library? Thanks

[marcosylinafeijoo]

What are the main advantages of beautiful soup library vs. the standard regular expressions (re) library?

[ranjani]

Pro tip ! watch it in 1.2x or 1.5x :p (saves a lotta time and makes perfect sense ) .

[matinthiusana]

Thank you soo much for creating this video :')