[mudrig]

This is my current code:

Code:

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup import requests # Search Parameter q='' # Url to Search for questions QUERY_URL = "url will be here" + q req = requests.get(QUERY_URL) soup = BeautifulSoup(req.text, "html.parser") # Find all link tags question-hyperlink classes with a limit of 15 questions = soup.find_all("a", class_="question-hyperlink" , limit=15) # Remove html tags and only print the text for a in questions: print(a.text)

Everything prints out correctly in the output as I need but I want to be able to pull one at a time from it instead of all 15 at once. So how can I change

Code:

print(a.text)

to output a dictionary or list instead .. thanks

[mudrig]

Declare a list,

some_list = []

And inside for loop,

some_list.append(a.text)

Or

Declare a dict,
some_dict = {}

And inside for loop,
some_dict[some_key value] = a.text

Exactly what I was looking for thanks

[Ciceniss]

It is not easier to buy a dictionary with the language you need, that is, it already depends on the purpose of each one. For example, I wanted to learn as many [link redacted] as possible, and I bought a dictionary from Amazon with the specifics of the terms. You can also find dictionaries with grammar or phrases. But what is the purpose of this whole thing? I can't understand, so could you please explain to me, because I find the scheme quite interesting. It wouldn't hurt to delve deeper into other areas, but it's personal development.