The Most Powerful Crawling Technology Today: Mastering Scrapy and Selenium

Hello. This is Dave Lee from Janjaemi Coding.

I have an announcement for you today~~

So far, many and diverse people have been taking the class. So, there are many times when I ask the same questions in the Q&A section. I'd like to share it with you.

In the Q&A section, there were quite a few cases where people asked questions about the crawling code they wanted. In those cases, we tried to be as considerate as possible and only answered the light-hearted parts. However, I think the basic purpose of this Q&A section is to answer questions related to this lecture video.

While taking online math classes, I have never seen a class where students ask questions about math problems they are solving and have the answers provided, other than using the math formulas provided in the class. Likewise, while taking this course, it is realistically very difficult to write your own code or the crawling code you want, or to work together to solve it.

Moreover, since this course is available for lifelong attendance, if I support it, there may be a misunderstanding, not a misunderstanding, that if you take this course, you have to solve all the crawling codes you want. Even I have to write the actual code myself, so if I am delayed in replying because I am writing the code, other replies may also be delayed, which could be a problem for other students.

so, When you ask questions in the Q&A section, please do not ask questions related to the crawling code you want. Thank you. I really appreciate your understanding on this part.

Also, if possible,

1) If you ask a question like, "I don't understand this part at a certain minute (:second) of a certain chapter,"

2) For the code from the lecture, please attach the code itself as text to the question rather than capturing the image.

I think I can understand much better, so I think I can answer you quickly and in detail like this .

Thank you~~~ I'm dreaming of coding for fun

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