code is as follows:
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests
movie_total = list()
url = "https://movie.douban.com/top250"
for i in range(10):
web_url = {
"start" : i*25 ,
"filter" : 0
}
res = requests.get(url , params=web_url)
bsObj = BeautifulSoup(res.text , "html.parser")
div_item_list = bsObj.find_all("div",{"class":"item"})
for div_item_temp in div_item_list:
movie_temp = dict()
movie_temp["name"] = div_item_temp.find_all("div")[1].div.a.span.get_text()
movie_temp["score"] = div_item_temp.find("div",{"class":"star"}).find_all("span")[1].get_text()
movie_temp["number"] = div_item_temp.find("div",{"class":"star"}).find_all("span")[-1].get_text()[:-3]
try:
movie_temp["introduction"] = div_item_temp.find_all("div")[1].find("p",{"class","quote"}).span.get_text()
except:
movie_temp["introduction"] = "------"
movie_temp["img"] = div_item_temp.div.a.img["src"]
pic_url = requests.get(movie_temp["img"])
with open(movie_temp["name"]+".jpg","wb") as pic_file:
pic_file.write(pic_url.content)
movie_total.append(movie_temp)
print(movie_total)
print(len(movie_total))
for movie_one in movie_total:
print(":%s\t:%s\n:%s\t:%s\n:%s"%(movie_one["name"] ,movie_one["score"],movie_one["number"],movie_one["introduction"],movie_one["img"])) the whole code has been tested without a problem
the problem lies in the paragraph shown in the figure:
macbookPromac:
:
I would like to ask, how can I set up so that the pictures can be saved in my own custom folder?
for example, I want to save it in a folder above my desktop under abc. What should I do here?