


This way you can also see if it display some HTML.

You should also check how your url behaves in browser. maybe it sends HTML with some message, or ask for login and password, or have some JavaScript which redirect to file. get() to download the data behind that URL.Write the file to a file in your system by calling open(). To download a file from a URL using Python follow these three steps:Install requests module and import it to your project.Use requests.
