I have multiple regex strings in format:- Example: A=’AB.224-QW-2018′ B=’AB.876-5-LS-2018′ C=’AB.26-LS-18′ D=’AB-123-6-LS-2017′ E=’IA-Mb-22L-AB.224-QW-2018-IA-Mb-22L’ F=’ZX-ss-12L-AB-123-6-LS-2017-BC-22′ G=’AB.224-2018′ H=”AB.224/QW/2018′ I=”AB/224/2018′ J=’AB-10-HDB-231-NCLT-1-2017 AD-42-HH-2019′ K=”AB-1-HDB-NCLT-1-2016 AD-42-HH-2020′ L=’AB-1-HDB-NCLT-1-2016/(AD-42-HH-2020) I want a regex pattern to get the output for the numbers that occur after the alphabets(that appear at the start) as well as the first alphabets. And at last years that are mentioned at last. There are
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Python: Beautiful Soup’s “find_all” does not extract any content from HTML
I am currently trying to webscrape googles playstore. More specifically I want to create a dataset, that contains ratings of the disney+ app. Based a tutorial on webscraping (Building a dataset of Graphic Cards on “Newegg.com”) I had no troubles in extracting the necesary information from the website. I did so by finding the correct container within the html code
Beautiful Soup findAll() finds half of them
I’m trying to scrape information on the price of offices in France and I successfully developed the code to scrape all the information I needed. Though, I quickly noticed that something was wrong with the number of outputs and more precisely that my algorithm was returning only half of the occurences present on each page of the website. Here’s how
Python web-scraping error – TypeError: can’t use a string pattern on a bytes-like object
I want to build a web scraper. Currently, I’m learning Python. This is the very basics! Python Code Error: Answer You have to decode your data. Since the website in question says use that. utf-8 won’t work in this case.