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Scraping Website: How to Write a Script in Python

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Here's a python script that you can use as a model to scrape a website. Python script The below logic uses BeautifulSoup Package for web scraping. import requests from bs4 import BeautifulSoup url = 'https://www.example.com' response = requests.get(url) soup = BeautifulSoup(response.text, 'html.parser') # Print the title of the webpage print(soup.title.text) # Print all the links in the webpage for link in soup.find_all('a'):     print(link.get('href')) In this script, we first import the Requests and Beautiful Soup libraries. We then define the URL we want to scrape and use the Requests library to send a GET request to that URL. We then pass the response text to Beautiful Soup to parse the HTML contents of the webpage. We then use Beautiful Soup to extract the title of the webpage and print it to the console. We also use a for loop to find all the links in the webpage and print their href attributes to the console. This is just a basic example, but

Dynamics of "Code Halos" in the age Digital world

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“Code Halos – the information that surrounds people, organizations, and devices – are today's digital fuel. Every click, swipe, and view, every interaction and transaction generates a halo of code – a "virtual self" – that's robust, powerful, and rich with meaning and insight. You can go with an excellent book on Code halos.

Code Halos are a given in our personal lives; however, they are increasingly vital to every organization's future business success.” Research conducted by Cognizant's Center for the Future of Work reveals that organizations that create, share, and distill meaning from Code Halos are dominating their industries.
The dynamics of Code Halos is realized in our ever-increasing daily interactions across the web like social media, e-commerce, file sharing, smartphone apps, and other computing devices.

Moreover there are multiple layers of interdependencies between each of these interactions that create a unique virtual identity termed by Cognizant as Code Halos. Accordingly, it is a halo of digital information connecting people, organizations, processes, and devices.

Extending the Code Halos idea to other meaningful data at the enterprise level unravels some interesting examples: Insurance companies Allstate and Progressive and others are using very specific driver data, collected in many cases through telematics devices, to create new kinds of commercial models for personal and auto insurance.

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Disney has created its MagicBand system where it has encoded user credit card information and what kind of things consumers are interested in; it helps users get a very personalized theme-park guest experience based on data and information, and it’s all encoded in a wristband. In manufacturing, GE creates code halos around their jet engine with hundreds of sensors built into the engine, generating data useful for GE and airlines. It’s lowering costs, improving safety, and efficiency, and there are many business benefits.

Read more: Code Halos -How digital lives of people changing the world.

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