Add the requests library to the Web Scraping section in the README.…#96
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The requests library is a very popular and powerful HTTP library in Python, which simplifies the handling of HTTP requests, making the code more concise and intuitive. Whether it is a simple GET request or a complex POST request, the requests library provides a unified interface, enabling developers to easily send requests and handle responses. Moreover, the requests library also offers a wealth of functions, such as handling sessions, setting request headers, handling cookies, handling redirects, and handling timeouts, etc. These functions greatly enhance development efficiency and the maintainability of the code.
By using the requests library, we can more conveniently send various HTTP requests, handle responses, and handle various abnormal situations. This not only improves development efficiency but also enhances the scalability and reliability of the project. Therefore, I firmly believe that introducing the requests library will have a positive impact on the future development of the project.
Additionally, as I often use the requests library for web scraping tasks, in my opinion, it is necessary to include it overall. I hope this can be of help to those who come after us.
Thank you!