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How to Display Python Code in HTML Using Django or Flask?

Creating web applications to display data can be a challenging task, especially when it comes to integrating Python code with HTML. Many developers, like you, often struggle with how to best represent dynamic data scraped from websites. In this guide, we'll use a case study involving the display of a competitive exam's questions and options, specifically for the JEE exams in India. We'll walk you through the steps to take your Python data and show it beautifully using Django or Flask.

The Challenge

As a developer building a platform to showcase past competitive exam questions, you may face the difficulty of displaying the scraped questions and their options from a website, such as ExamSide. While using Python libraries like BeautifulSoup and requests allows you to extract this data haltingly, the problem arises on how to effectively present it within an HTML structure, particularly when using a framework like Django or Flask.

Your question is clear: How can I display Python code output (scraped data) in HTML?

The Solution

Let’s break down the process into clear sections focusing on how to set things up.

1. Web Scraping with Python

Suppose you have successfully scraped data using the following Python code:

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2. Integrating with Django

To display this data, you need to return it to your HTML template from a Django view. Here is a basic example of how you can achieve this:

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3. Creating the HTML Template

Now, let’s create the HTML file (questions.html) to present this scraped data in an organized manner:

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4. Running Your Application

Now that you have your Django view and your HTML template set up, you can run your Django application. Navigate to the respective URL, and you should see a beautifully formatted table displaying all the JEE questions along with their options.

Conclusion

If you're struggling with displaying scraped data in a web application using Python, you're not alone. By following these steps, you can seamlessly present your hard-won data in an engaging format. We’ve covered web scraping with Python, serving that data within Django views, and finally displaying it using HTML templates. This structured approach can be adapted for many different scenarios and data types.

Now, go ahead and implement the provided solution into your workflow. Happy coding!