Ugh, what a nightmare 
. I mean, can you even trust the prices they're showing? It's not like it's a real price or anything... it's probably just some made-up number to make you feel good about buying overpriced crap 
. And don't even get me started on the "brands" - Nike and Lululemon are just corporations trying to rip us off 
. Can we even trust that the info is accurate? Like, what if it's all just a big scam? 
. I mean, can you even trust the prices they're showing? It's not like it's a real price or anything... it's probably just some made-up number to make you feel good about buying overpriced crap . And don't even get me started on the "brands" - Nike and Lululemon are just corporations trying to rip us off . Can we even trust that the info is accurate? Like, what if it's all just a big scam? 
, i dont even know where to start lol, can u believe those ppl at google using python and html to get info outta websites? thats like playing with fire 
, what if ur website gets hacked cuz of that?? btw what makes u think ur website needs data scraped anyway?
. I love browsing through those fashion websites, but sometimes the layout changes and my favorite shopping scripts go haywire 
. Have you guys ever tried to scrape data from a website that's got some weird HTML coding? It's like trying to solve a puzzle blindfolded 
. I swear, these web dev geniuses are the real MVPs 
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? And btw, have you seen that new show "The Lord of the Rings" on Netflix? It's so good! I'm totally binge-watching it this weekend 
. Anyway, back to your question... I think task 2 would be a total drag - who wants to look up prices all day? 
Can't we just get the product names and brands easily?
and btw how do u even figure out the html code is all over the place anyway?