How to rotate proxies using Python?

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How to rotate proxies using Python? - swiftproxy - Aug-09-2024

In Python, using a proxy is usually to pretend to be another user's browser or server when sending HTTP requests. This can be achieved by using the requests library combined with the proxy server address. Here is a basic example using Python and a proxy:

First, make sure you have the requests library installed. If not, you can install it using pip:

Quote:pip install requests

You can then use the following code to send HTTP requests using the proxy:

Quote:import requests

# link removed

proxy = {'http': 'link removed', 'https': 'link removed'}

# The target URL to visit
target_url = 'http://httpbin.org/get'

# Sending requests using a proxy
response = requests.get(target_url, proxies=proxy)

# Print the response content
print(response.text)

Please replace IP:port with your proxy server information. If the proxy requires authentication, you can add the username and password in the proxy URL:

Quote:proxy = {
'http': 'http://Username: Password@IP:Port',
'https': 'https://Username: Password@IP:Port'
}

Of course, you need to have the permission to use the proxy and follow the relevant laws and ethical standards. When using a proxy, please do not conduct malicious attacks or illegal activities.

RE: How to rotate proxies using Python? - momowanted - Sep-12-2024

thank you so much