760 & lt;/span> M & lt;/div>
/& lt;/span> 4 room 3 hall & lt; Span>/& lt;/span> 229.98 square meters & lt; Span>/& lt;/span> The south north & lt; Span>/& lt;/span> Hardcover & lt;/div>
Code:
Price=lj. Find_all (' div ', attrs={' class ':' price '})
Tp=[]
For a price in:
Atul gawande at the price1=et_text ()
Tp. Append (price1)
# extraction housing information
Info=lj. Find_all (' div ', attrs={' class ':' info '})
Hi=[]
A for b in the info:
Info1=b.s pan. The string
Hi. Append (info1)
Results:
Totalprice...
0 315...
1 630...
2 500...
3 940...
4 795...
Look at the second line, I am a direct STR (), should be ok
Code:
Price=lj. Find_all (' div ', attrs={' class ':' price '})
Tp=[]
For a price in:
Atul gawande at the price1=et_text ()
Tp. Append (price1)
# extraction housing information
Info=lj. Find_all (' div ', attrs={' class ':' info '})
Hi=[]
A for b in the info:
Info1=b.s pan. The string
Hi. Append (info1)
Results:
Totalprice...
0 315...
1 630...
2 500...
3 940...
4 795...
CodePudding user response:
Class info inside the span tags inside without content, content outside the span, so, of course, is you pick up the empty, because your code is b.s pan. The stringCodePudding user response:
Oh, that is like, thank you, how to change the world, I write b.g et_text () is also wrong,,,,CodePudding user response:
I recently to not make the crawler, but I see my previous blog is written like this:
Human_list=soup. The find (name="div", attrs={" class ":" c - the abstract "})
Human_list=STR (human_list)
Human_list=human_list. Replace (' & lt; Div & gt; ', "")
Human_list=human_list. Replace (" & lt;/div>" , "")
Human_list=human_list. Replace (" \ n ", "")
Print (human_list)
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Look at the second line, I am a direct STR (), should be ok
CodePudding user response:
Ok, thank you very much!