That depends a lot on what kind of scraping you want to do, and what website you want to scrape.

Why don't we start by walking through the following questions? That will help me understand better how to help you. Along the way, I'll explain why I'm asking each question.

1. Do you know the general structure of the website? Website data is contained in HTML, which a scraper needs to parse in order to extract information from. Each website has its own layout, and a scraper is often built specific to a single website's layout.

2. Can this website be read without running Javascript? Many websites query their information using Javascript after they load. If your website data can't be read just by calling endpoints yourself, it might be better to use a wrapper around a tool like Selenium or Headless Chromium rather than pure Python.

3. Does this website have any anti-scraping measure in place (a captcha or login portal)? Depending on the anti-scraping measures in front of the website, you might have additional steps you'll need to take to get access before scraping it.

You don't need to know all of the answers to those questions right now, but we'll need to work through them together to figure out the best plan. So why don't you start by telling me what you do know about the website you want to scrape and by asking any clarifying questions you have about what I mentioned above. We'll narrow down your question so that I can provide the best explanation of how to accomplish your task.
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