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The purpose of this post is to share some code written in the Python programming language that you can copy, paste and use through the command console of any operating system that supports running code written in Python. In my case, I chose to run this code using the Linux terminal on the Archlinux distribution with XFCE desktop.

To use this script, you must have a minimum of knowledge to install packages or libraries written in Python indispensable for the correct operation of the code embedded in my publication, but considering that you know very little about programming: First of all, you must install the version of Python greater or higher than version 3.9. In this site you can find the version of Python I suggest and install it on your operating system. Considering that you have installed popular Linux (such as Ubuntu), you can enter this tutorial where you will have a series of steps until you get a correct installation on your operating system.

If you achieved a successful installation. You can resort to the Ubuntu console or terminal and place the following line of code:

 pip3 install httpx selectolax

Wait for the installation of those packages to finish and then it will open a blank text file and in that file, you simply copy and paste the code that I share in this publication and finally, you save that file with the name researchworld.py in a specific directory or folder.

The last step of the whole process, is that you go to the directory where you have saved the file with the name researchworld.py, and an empty space inside this directory, second click and look for the option "terminal" or "console", left click and this will show a new window with black background in which you simply type the following: python3 researchworld.py and you are done. With this you will have the titles and links of different pages of the researchworld web site displayed from the Linux terminal without the need to open the web browser.

researchworld is a site created for the purpose of providing information on opinions and analysis related to the world of business and data.

If you still have doubts, you can leave comments, I will be attentive to answer you.

_{Note: Some Linux distributions do not have a console from the secondary click options. As a possible solution, you can find the access to run the terminal in the options or menus of the file browser of your linux distribution. here I leave a link about the different file browsers most used.}