I already created a get_url function that retrieves one url, I am now trying to call that function to define a different one, print_all_links(s), that prints all urls from an inputted string. This is what I have so far, it prints the correct amount of url's but they are just the first url repeated, and not on one line, please help
def get_url(s):
#s = s.replace(" ", "")
b = s.find('<a href=')
if b != -1:
return s[b + 9 : b + 9 + s[b + 9::].find('"')]
else:
return b
#prints all URls in HTML input
def print_all_links(s):
i = s.count('<a href=')
n = i
x = ''
while n > 0:
x += get_url(s)
print(x)
s = s.replace(x, '')
n = n-1
sample input: print_all_links(' University of Illinois at Chicago |
prints: https://uic.edu https://uic.edu
try this
def get_url(s):
#s = s.replace(" ", "")
b = s.find('<a href=')
if b != -1:
return s[b + 9 : b + 9 + s[b + 9::].find('"')]
else:
return b
#prints all URls in HTML input
def print_all_links(s):
i = s.count('<a href=')
print(i)
n = i
x = ''
while n > 0:
x = get_url(s)
print(x)
s = s.replace('<a href="' + x, '')
n = n-1
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