Have you ever wondered how to use cURL with Python but didn’t know where to start? Well, then, this video is perfect for you!
cURL is a powerful command-line tool for transferring data over various network protocols, including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and more. Python is arguably one the most commonly used programming languages in the current day and age; therefore, naturally, many people question how to combine one with the other.
This video will examine the process from the beginning, starting with installing the Python cUrl library to an example of its usage, as shown in the web scraping with PycURL section and some common errors.
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POST: https://httpbin.org
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In this video, Danielius covers the following:
00:00 Introduction
00:55 Install Python cUrl Library
01:15 GET Requests with PycURL
02:22 POST Requests with PycURL
02:42 Sending Custom HTTP Headers
03:22 Sending JSON Data with PycURL
04:02 Handling Redirects
04:43 PycURL vs. Requests: pros and cons
05:24 Web Scraping with PycURL
06:05 Common errors and resolutions
07:46 Wrapping up
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