Yep name can't be used in keyword-argument form to designate an attribute named name because the name name is already used by BeautifulSoup itself. So use instead: soup. FindAll(attrs={"name":"description"}) That's what the attrs argument is for : passing as a dict those attribute constraints for which you can't use keyword-argument form because their names are Python keyword or otherwise taken by BeautifulSoup itself!
Yep, name can't be used in keyword-argument form to designate an attribute named name because the name name is already used by BeautifulSoup itself. So use instead: soup. FindAll(attrs={"name":"description"}) That's what the attrs argument is for: passing as a dict those attribute constraints for which you can't use keyword-argument form because their names are Python keyword or otherwise taken by BeautifulSoup itself!
Yep, name can't be used in keyword-argument form to designate an attribute named name because the name name is already used by BeautifulSoup itself. That's what the attrs argument is for: passing as a dict those attribute constraints for which you can't use keyword-argument form because their names are Python keyword or otherwise taken by BeautifulSoup itself! Terms of service.
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