I'm trying to just get the price off a website and found that "class="udYkAW2UrhZln2Iv62EYb" " gave me the price in one line. but when I try to print it out I keep getting
<span class="udYkAW2UrhZln2Iv62EYb">$0.312423</span>
and not just the price itself. I fixed this by using a for loop to get me item, but is there a way to just display the price with a print function without a for loop? Please and thank you.
Here's the code
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as bs
import requests
url = 'https://robinhood.com/crypto/DOGE'
r = requests.get(url)
#make to soup
soup = bs(r.content, 'lxml')
#where the price of the search was found "span class='udYkAW2UrhZln2Iv62EYb'"
#Using find() because this is the first instance of this class
price_class = soup.find('span', {'class' : 'udYkAW2UrhZln2Iv62EYb'})
print(price_class)
type(price_class)
#outout: <span class="udYkAW2UrhZln2Iv62EYb">$0.312423</span>
#output: bs4.element.Tag
for i in price_class:
print(i)
#output: $0.312423