Tried the chromedriver. Exe in chrome installation file, python installation file, and then put the path to the path, all useless;
Finally is directly modify function call:

The from the selenium import webdriver

Browser=webdriver. Chrome (executable_path='C: \ Program Files \ (x86) Google, Chrome, Application, chromedriver. Exe')
The get (' http://www.baidu.com ')
Or at the wrong, however, can find the use of online methods are used, is still the 'chromedriver the executable needs to be in the PATH

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Note browser version and chromedirver version match, the online version of matching table

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reference 1st floor chuifengde response:

note browser version and chromedirver version match, the online version match table

The corresponding should be right

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Version if match, in 'C: \ P... The prefix r, r 'C: \ Pro...

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'C: \ \ Program Files \ (x86) Google, Chrome, Application, chromedriver. Exe')

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Python directory parameters there are three types of writing:
Path1=r "C: \ Windows \ temp \ readme. TXT"
Path2="c: \ \ Windows \ \ temp \ \ readme. TXT"
Path3="c:/Windows/temp/readme. TXT"
Among them:
Path1, "" for the special characters in the string, and after r into the original string, is not in the string "\ t", "\ r" to string escape
Path2: use a "" to cancel the second "" special escape function, is the "\ "
Path3: the use of forward slashes in directory separator can also be transferred to corresponding directory, and in python path3 approach also saves the backslash \ escape trouble
You have to do is change your directory parameters

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Chromedriver. Exe and. Py files in the same directory

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Version match, match an environment variable to the driver, so you don't have to write code path, browser=webdriver directly. The Chrome (),