Automate the Google Search using Python

You will be to automate the whole process of Google Search using Python. We'll take help from a Python library called Google Search. It is free, simple and pretty straight forward to use.

Whenever we need help, we take simple help from Google. With 5.4 billion searches every day, Google is the biggest search engine on the planet right now. But sometimes, it is quite daunting to search manually. what if, we could automate the whole process using python. In this story, I will help you with that. After finishing the story, you will be good to automate the whole process of google search using Python.

For this, we will take help from a Python library called Google Search. It is free, simple and pretty straight forward to use. To install the library, go to your command prompt or Anaconda prompt and type:

pip install google

After installing the google, just import the search module from google-search

from googlesearch import search

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