(Reptile) Python Reptile 02

table of Contents:

First, an example of crawling pictures

Second, the example of the proper way dictionary translation text

 

First, an example of crawling pictures

# Introduced dependence 
Import the urllib.request 

# string into a request object the Request 
REQ = urllib.request.Request ( " http://placekitten.com/200/300 " )
 # access request objects Request, and returns a response object response   
= response the urllib.request.urlopen (REQ)                          
 # response = the urllib.request.urlopen ( "http://placekitten.com/200/300") is equivalent to the first two steps, urlopen conversion function automatically 

# Read response object method use 
Print ( " the read method: pictures will be downloaded to the same directory of the file " ) 

# read out the response object response, and stored in binary form in a string cat_ing 
cat_ing = response.read () 
                                       
# binary way cat_ing write cat_ing.jpg files (pictures also file)
Open with ( " cat_200_300.jpg " , " WB " ) AS F:                          
    f.write (cat_ing) 

# getURL response object using the method 
Print ( " getURL Method: " ) 
cat_url = response.geturl ()          # returns the link request address URL 
Print (cat_url)                       # print it out 

# info object using the method of the response 
Print ( " info method: " ) 
cat_message = response.info ()        # returns HTTPMessage object. The remote server returned represents the header information of 
print(cat_message)                   # print it out 


# getCode response method using object 
Print ( " getCode Method: " ) 
cat_code = response.getcode ()        # Returns Http status code. If http requests, 200 requests completed successfully; 404 URL Not Found 
Print (cat_code)                      # print it out
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After running will enter the following:

Second, the example of the proper way dictionary translation text

 

 

 

 

 

Reference in this blog:

Zero-based learning portal Python                    https://www.bilibili.com/video/av4050443?p=55

Python3 in rulopen () Detailed                  https://blog.csdn.net/qq_41856814/article/details/99658108

 

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