BeautifulSoup find() and find_all() methods

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Best Beautiful Soup video.Well Explained. Thank You

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Very useful, any beginner can webscrap after watching this video. Thank you so much.

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Very clear, and beautifully presented. Have you considered writing a book? You have a gift for presenting material in way that students can rapidly move up the knowledge ladder.

[@vincebilotti8301]

Wow really good presentation! It is really easy to follow you. Thanks for clearing these two methods up.

[@akhilkn225]

Very useful videos for beginners

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Amazing video, really great information and explanation. I just started reading into BS4 and feel like i know most of what i need already

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[@Therapflame]

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[@mehmetcelik7339]

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[@zaferbagdu5001]

Thanks for the video , I have question , when i write class name and other attributes correctly such as; a= soup.find( 'div', { 'id' : '176062' , 'class' : 'index'} ) when i print(a) returns None what is the problem , there is no another attributes in div tag

[@saimounikasudula1747]

I am facing confusion here as well. Try a=soup.find('div', class_="index")

[@zaferbagdu5001]

saimounika sudula thanks i solved the problem the page is dinamicly loading There was another link which has data table i soup it

[@murfrosoft]

@@saimounikasudula1747 The find syntax needs a dictionary key/value pair, so don't forget the { : }: a = soup.find('div', {'class_':'index'})

[@saimounikasudula1747]

@@murfrosoft Sorry, but I have tried and it does work as I mentioned.

[@wouhou1626]

he didnt found anything

[@akhilkn225]

Please make a video on select option value to extract data

[@ALANAMUL]

thanks

[@ilhamferry3382]

Hello sir, I've searched for find and find_all methods. and still got confused with this error msg: AttributeError: ResultSet object has no attribute 'find'. You're probably treating a list of elements like a single element. Did you call find_all() when you meant to call find()? I used your code as a reference, and write this code: divs = soup.find_all('div') li = divs.find('li').text and the result is the above error code. would you mind helping me understand it? ty

[@murfrosoft]

Hello! The issue you are having is that the 'find_all' method returns a list type, so to access one element of the list you will need to include an index. For example: divs = soup.find_all('div') # divs is a list of div tags li = divs[0].find('li').text # divs[0] is the first div tag in the list Does this help?

[@saimounikasudula1747]

How to get a tag with a particular set of values for class?

[@murfrosoft]

Hello! Are you referring to something like this: you have a Value to Match, and you wanted to search for the Value to Match, try something like: for tag in find_all('tag', {'class':'someclass'}): if 'Value' in tag.Text: print('Match Found') In other words: for each tag that matches the class, search the text attribute of that tag for a match.

[@saimounikasudula1747]

Say if a tag has like, multiple classes, like class="hf li ck cr" then, how do I write a find method to find that tag

[@Hemant-Dev]

what is this online editor jupyter please share.. link

[@murfrosoft]

Please try: jupyter.org/

[@theizaananwar]

Why does it returns None

[@daithi007]

Thank you so much for this video it is really helped me solve a problem that I've been dealing with. The problem is doing some scraping on LinkedIn. I'm also a little bit disappointed that your channel isn't bigger, it deserves to be much larger.

[@murfrosoft]

You are very kind. Good luck with your scraping project!