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One-liner Alexa Rank

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VVioletVivirand
Last edited Mar 29, 2018
Created on Mar 29, 2018

This example displays the current Alexa ranking for a specified domain, here `google.com`, as a single printed line of text. It fetches the ranking data by sending an HTTP request to Alexa’s data endpoint via the `requests` library, then extracts the numeric rank from the returned XML using a regular expression with the `re` module. The code directly outputs the domain and its rank, providing a minimal, command-line visualization of live web traffic popularity.

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