When RSS Fails: Web Scraping with HTTP
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The document discusses web scraping, defining it as a two-step process involving data retrieval and analysis. It highlights the differences between web scraping and other data formats, outlines the common methods and challenges associated with web scraping, such as handling changes in markup and multiple requests. Additionally, it covers HTTP requests, response status codes, and best practices for effective web scraping.
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