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Extracting quotes and outdoors.



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Hello, everyone.



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Last time we learned how to extract titles with scrap into the world, we're going to expand our skills.



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So I will show you how to extract headers and specifically quotes and outwards from the website.



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So we're going to go to our quote, website again.



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But first, our exit, this step here.



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So we're going to exit the interactive console, as you can see.



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And I will write again scrapie Shell.



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And it is very important to know that when you write scrapie shell, this means get the information



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from the website and give me a tool to interact with the information from this website.



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So whatever website you write after Scrappy Shell, you're going to assess all the information for that



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website or to the court of this website so you can extract whatever you want.



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So if I write HTP.



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OK, and then quotes not to.



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Scrap dot com.



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I'm actually running here at the shell of the scrapie, as you can see, so let me write a comment.



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Let's write a response that says and then I write Deiva.



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Quote, OK.



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And you can see that we're getting actually all the calls for the website, so you can see here that



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we have data equals a class quote, and then you see items call and you can see the different quotes



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that are listed in this website, which are quite useful, actually expands because of blocks of information



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are sometimes quite huge.



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So.



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They may actually bring it a little bit up and let's try it another thing, so I will right here, our



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code variable equal to a response, not Cyesis.



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And then def.



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Dr..



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Quote, OK, let's close a bracket and then zero and hear all the response that we've got.



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So the quote is going to distort in the quote files of read quote, you can actually see that this is



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an expected variable because the next part is actually the foundation of corruption.



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You can see that there is more information here that's assessable for us in this parameter.



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Now let's extract the title, the outer and the actual, the quote.



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OK, so if a right title equals quote unquote success and then if you right.



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Spane, not text.



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And then.



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Next, hey, let's close here, then extract, underscore.



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First, and let's close here.



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So if I were on this, of course, nothing happens, but if I displayed a title variable, OK, you



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can see the actual title, which is The World as we have created it is a process of our thinking.



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It cannot be changed without changing our thinking.



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OK, so this is the main quote or the title of the website, and this is how you can actually export



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it.



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And now let's see about Autre.



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So let's see who said that.



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OK, so if I right.



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Outer outer equals OK and then quote.



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The CIA says and here in a site, I'll write Small Dot Ilter next.



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OK, let's close it and of course, to extract it, they will write extract first, so let's read,



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extract, underscore first and that's it and let's hit enter.



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And I misspelled Outr, but this does matter because the variable is still there.



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So if I simply copy and paste this variable, OK, let me copy it.



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And so I based it and you can see the name of the order.



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So out or that setup was Albert Albert Einstein.



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And after we have the or let's talk about the tax so you can get the tax from that quote and tax are



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usually things that people that are creating the quote are adding.



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These are some keywords with which the quote can be discovered.



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So the tax are pretty easy to obtain, but actually also very important because if you get the right



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tax for something very popular, you can actually use them in order to appear in the search engine.



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So if we do tax, OK, you course cool dot cases and then if I do do tax and then a dot dot.



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And then next, OK.



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And then I will do dot extract.



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OK, so if you're on that and then the right tax, yes, I just do the spelling mistakes with the right



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tax.



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You can see all the tax from this quote.



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So they're of change.



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Deep thoughts, thinking and world.



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OK, so these are the tax that, for example, a search in the search engine.



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This quote might appear in some of the results, obviously not on the first place, but it will be there.



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So now, guys, since we found how to extract each element of the quotes, we can actually put them



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together into a python directory.



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So let's write the for loop.



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So let's write for quote in response dot success.



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And you can write here.



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Do dot quote.



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OK, and here we can start writing text equals gold dot success, and then I can do spane dot text.



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And then.



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Next, OK.



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Let's close it, don't extract.



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First, and so this is how this works, this is how you can actually extract quotes, how you can extract



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tax from the quote and how can extract the actual output of a quote.



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So thanks for watching, guys, and bear me in the next video where we're going to do a very similar



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thing.



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But now we're going to do it in my channel with the script and then we'll run it from our terminal.



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Thanks very much for watching and I'll see you in the next video.