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Im trying to webscrape a page with html lists and unordered lists

(which are nested within lists and unordered lists)

but am unable to webscrape them without the attributes.

Each

tag under a day contains the data for that day. I know how to webscrape nested
and
• tags ,but am unable to so because the lack of attributes. I was wondering if I could take the parsed page and look for the tags under the line containing the day so I could scrape them one at a time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Here is a bit more code,

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I got the following dictionary, network_values

I make a request on /search enpoint: https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?part=snippet&channelId=UC8M5YVWQan_3Elm-URehz9w&key=AIzaSyAp8yGkCqT9e9p7IzgpE24KGoqLRgNhOg0&q=Utopia

I receive videos and their previews, but the channel icon is not coming, and I read how you can get the channel icon, there I understood, https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/search/list what you need to get channelId from the Id class and pass its to channelId query parameter, after which data about the channel will come to the Snippet model, and the icon to Thumbnails, but I don't understand how and where to get the channelId from the model Id and where it is passed to the request parameter, where it is better to get it his ?

I have the following code:

So I'm currently trying to remove the following chars: "# " (With the space) It kinda works, because I have 3 lines, and it removes it on the first line. Here is my code:

I have a dataset containing Reddit data. More specifically, all posts made in subreddit GME that mention "GME". See below for how this looks like:

For reproduction purposes, here is the dictionary of the first 25 rows:

I am totally beginner in programming and R. I am trying to apply the topic modelling on three literature books. I try to do it having as example Silge's and Robinson's example (Text mining with R, chapter 6), with the difference that i use no preexistent list of books but a choice of mine. I meet problems, even when i applied the given code in the example i mentioned above.

I downloaded packages (gutenbergr, tidytext, stringr, topicmodels, dplyr, tidyr) and books, and have tried to create a separate object "books" guided by the console output. I want to run the analysis by book, but i found code examples only by chapter. So i tried this:

I'm trying to get a data from an online JSON, so getting the json and printing it works without issue, but when I want a particular data, my IDE give me this error

When trying to run a script (given below in the minimal working example) on Ubuntu 20.04 that uses the cursive fonts in matplotlib I am getting the matplotlib warnings: