Do classwork today-download the HTML source code of a web page to the local, and encountered a gbk encoding problem. You can see the new text created by the code locally, but there is nothing. I read a lot of blogs on Baidu and finally solved the problem perfectly.
before fixing
import requests
res = requests.get('https://localprod.pandateacher.com/python-manuscript/crawler-html/spider-men5.0.html')
book = res.text
print(book)
p = open('E:\\Mypy\\练习作品\\这个书苑不太冷.txt','a+')
p.write(book)
p.close()
solution
will
p = open('E:\\Mypy\\练习作品\\这个书苑不太冷.txt','a+')
change into
p = open('E:\\Mypy\\练习作品\\这个书苑不太冷.txt','a+',encoding='utf-8')
The operation effect chart is as follows
to sum up
Since the default encoding for newly created text files in Windows is gbk, it is sufficient to specify the encoding format as utf-8 when creating text, otherwise the default encoding will be used.
