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- Use Python to crawl the entire video information of station B
- I think everyone is familiar with Station B. In fact, there are a lot of crawlers on Station B. However, what I read on paper is ultimately shallow, and I definitely know that I have to do it in detail, so I am here. In the end, the total amount of data crawled was 7.6 million. To prepare, first open Station B, find a video on the homepage and click on it. For normal operation, open the developer tools. This time, the goal is to obtain video information by crawling the API provided by station B without parsing the web page. The speed of parsing the web page is too slow and the IP address is easily blocked. Check the JS option, refresh with F5 and copy the address of the api found, remove unnecessary content, and get https://api.bilibili.com/x/web-interface/archive/stat?aid
- LINUX 674 2024-02-19 23:45:35
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- How to use the echo command correctly in Linux
- Echo command syntax in Linux, specific code examples are required In Linux, the echo command is a common and very useful command, which is used to output text in the terminal. It can accept multiple parameters and output them as a string to the terminal. This article will introduce the basic syntax of the echo command and some commonly used code examples. The basic syntax of the echo command is as follows: echo [option] [string] where option is optional and is used to control the behavior of the echo command.
- LINUX 1023 2024-02-19 22:52:33
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- In-depth discussion on the usage skills of more command under Linux
- Advanced usage of the more command under Linux In the Linux system, the more command is a basic command for viewing file contents in pages. It allows users to display file contents by page and provides simple page up and down functions. However, in addition to basic usage, the more command also has some advanced usage that can help users process file content more conveniently. This article will introduce some more advanced usage of the more command and provide specific code examples. Finding keywords It is very useful to use the more command to find specific keywords.
- LINUX 1130 2024-02-19 22:45:08
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- Fix Permission Denied Issues in Linux
- The solution to the permissiondenied exception reported by Linux requires specific code examples. When using the Linux operating system, we often encounter "Permissiondenied" exceptions. This exception often occurs when we try to access or modify a file, directory, or execute a command, prompting that we do not have permission. Normally, Linux systems control access and execution of files and directories through permissions. There are three types of permissions for files and directories: read
- LINUX 820 2024-02-19 22:36:07
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- Recommend several common Linux operating systems
- Common Linux operating system recommendations, specific code examples are required Introduction: The Linux operating system is an open source operating system with a high degree of security, stability, and customizability. In daily life, we often encounter situations where we need to use various Linux operating systems, such as server construction, development environment construction, embedded development, etc. Among the many Linux operating systems, there are several common recommendations worth knowing and using. This article will introduce several common Linux operating systems and give some specific
- LINUX 1144 2024-02-19 22:23:06
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- What is the function of mren command in Linux?
- Function and examples of the mren command in Linux The Linux system is a multi-user, multi-task operating system that provides a wealth of command line tools to help users perform various operations. The mren command is also an important command in Linux, used to modify the access time, modification time and creation time of a file or directory. In this article, we will introduce the role of the mren command and its specific code examples. 1. The role of the mren command. The mren command is used to modify the timestamp of a file or directory, including the access time.
- LINUX 741 2024-02-19 21:45:09
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- Use the Linux mount command to mount the file system
- Detailed explanation of the usage of Linux mounting command mountLinux is a widely used operating system with strong flexibility and scalability. Mounting is one of the commonly used operations in Linux. It can associate external storage devices or network shared directories with file systems to achieve access to these resources. The mount command is the standard command in Linux for mounting file systems. Its basic usage syntax is as follows: mount[-l][-t type][-o option][-n][-r]
- LINUX 909 2024-02-19 19:23:06
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- Use the find command to locate files
- The find command is a very commonly used command in Linux systems. It is used to find files in a specified directory. Through the find command, we can find files based on different conditions and perform some operations on the files. Below I will introduce you to the use of find command and give some specific code examples. 1. Basic usage The basic syntax of the find command is as follows: find [path] [option] [expression] where the path represents the directory to be searched, which can be an absolute path or
- LINUX 576 2024-02-19 18:12:21
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- 'not found' error message when parsing Linux execution program
- Title: Analysis and solutions to the notfound problem when Linux executes a program. When using a Linux system, we often encounter the "notfound" error message when executing a program. This problem is usually caused by the system being unable to find the required executable file. This article details the cause of this issue and provides specific code examples to resolve the issue. Find the required executable file path. When we enter the name of an executable file in the terminal, the system will automatically
- LINUX 1497 2024-02-19 17:49:06
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- Function and Usage: The role of df command in Linux system
- The df command in Linux is a very useful tool for viewing file system usage. Through the df command, we can quickly understand the allocation, usage and remaining space of disk space. The basic syntax of the df command is as follows: df[options][file|directory] Here are some common options: -h: Display disk usage in an easy-to-read manner, displayed in KB, MB, GB and other units; -T: Display File system type; -i: display inode usage; -x: arrange
- LINUX 1040 2024-02-19 17:31:05
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- 'Linux operating system characteristics'
- Linux is an open source operating system. It is based on the Linux kernel and implements a stable and high-performance operating system environment. The Linux operating system has multi-user and multi-tasking capabilities, can run multiple programs at the same time, and can handle requests from multiple users at the same time. The Linux operating system is composed of multiple different components, including the kernel, shell, file system, graphical interface, etc. Among them, the kernel is the core part of the operating system. It is responsible for managing the computer's hardware resources, such as processor, memory,
- LINUX 1088 2024-02-19 16:28:19
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- Function of fork function in Linux
- Overview of the role of the fork function in Linux and code examples: In the Linux system, the fork function is a very important system call, and its main function is to create a new process. Function: Create a process: After calling the fork function, the operating system will create a new process, called a child process. The execution code of the child process is exactly the same as the parent process. The child process starts execution from the return point of the fork function. Copy the context of the parent process: The child process will copy many attributes of the parent process, including code segments, data segments, and stacks
- LINUX 1293 2024-02-19 16:21:06
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- How to mount using mount command in Linux
- Usage of mount command in Linux In Linux system, mount command is a very important command, which is used to mount the file system to the specified mount point. Mounting is the process of associating a file system with a directory in the operating system. Through mounting, we can access and operate files and directories in the file system. The following will introduce the use of the mount command in detail and give specific code examples. Basic syntax The basic syntax of the mount command is as follows: mount [option] [-t
- LINUX 935 2024-02-19 14:34:05
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- How to cancel Linux hard drive formatting
- How to cancel the formatting of a Linux hard disk and code examples Introduction: When using the Linux operating system, sometimes we need to cancel the formatting operation of the hard disk. This article will tell you how to unformat a Linux hard drive and provide specific code examples. 1. What is hard disk formatting? Hard disk formatting refers to the operation of organizing and managing the data on the hard disk in a specific format. In Linux systems, we usually use file systems to format hard drives. Common file systems include ext4, NTFS, etc. two,
- LINUX 1257 2024-02-19 12:18:07
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- In which path is the deb installed?
- Title: deb software package installation path and sample code Summary: Using deb software packages is a common way to install software in Linux systems. This article will introduce the installation path of the deb software package and provide specific code examples. Text: The deb package is a commonly used software package management tool in DebianLinux systems, used to install and uninstall software. deb software packages usually end with the file suffix "deb" and can be installed through the apt-get command or the dpkg command. deb package installation
- LINUX 1282 2024-02-19 11:41:06