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So I'm now going to show you an example in the code how our data structure is going to be for the scraped

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data that we're getting.

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You don't have to type this out along with me.

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It's just to show you an example of exactly how our data is going to look like.

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So we have here I can make an example here of an array of objects that we have.

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So we have const scraping results.

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This is an array.

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And then we have one example object here, and this example object has different properties.

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So we have different properties for each data we're scraping, such as the title date, it was posted,

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the neighborhood and so on.

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So we can have the title here as the job title.

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So we have entry level software engineer.

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Right here and it will look like this.

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It's a property with a string here.

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And then we're going to have the date it was posted.

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So date posted.

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Now the date.

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We are the date.

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Data is going to be a JavaScript date object because we can actually get a more precise date from the

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HTML of this page.

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I'm going to show you that in a later section.

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But for now, just know that we're saving it as a date object.

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So it will be a date object, something like a date we have here A with the month and a date and then

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also a time it was posted and.

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Then we have the neighborhood the posting was on.

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So neighborhood.

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Here we have Palo Palo Alto.

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And.

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Then we have the job description URL, which is the URL we get when we click on here.

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So it's going to be this one.

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I'm just going to copy and paste that.

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So your URL.

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And then we have the job description.

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And that's basically all of the text we have here.

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I'm not going to copy and paste that in.

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I'm just taking a little snippet here just as an example here.

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And then we also have a compensation.

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A compensation?

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So compensation.

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And that's going to be this one.

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And I'm missing a comma here.

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So there we go.

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So that is how our data is going to be looking like.

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We are saving this data in MongoDB database in the end where we have an array of these different scraping

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results and each scraping result have these different properties.

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So now in the next section I'm going to show you how we start out scraping the data from the actual

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site.

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We are going to start out by getting the titles of each of these jobs, so I'll see you in the next

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section.