prompt: Give me a Python script that opens any website I want in a new Chrome tab. I should be able to just put in "google" and get "www.google.com" opened up. If it's not a www., end the program.
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chosen.content: Give me a Python script that opens any website I want in a new Chrome tab. I should be able to just put in "google" and get "www.google.com" opened up. If it's not a www., end the program.
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chosen.content: Okay, this Python code should work for you:
  
  ```
  # Import the webbrowser library
  import webbrowser
  
  # Get the site name
  site = input("Enter the name of the website you want to visit: ")
  
  #
  url_site = "https://www." + site + ".com"
  
  try:
      webbrowser.get("chrome").open_new_tab(url_site)
  except:
      print("That website does not follow the www.site.com format.")
      break
  ```
  
  The code uses the `webbrowser` library that you'll need to send the prompt to the browser to open a new tab. It accepts the user input of the site name as `site` and appends the prefix and suffix needed to convert the site name to a URL, then passes the `url_site` URL to the `.open_new_tab()` method with the `.get()` method specifying the Chrome browser. The `try`/`except` block ensures it will only work for websites that follow the `www.sitename.com` format. If the opening attempt is unsuccessful, it will notify the user of that and end the program.
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rejected.content: A chat.
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rejected.content: Give me a Python script that opens any website I want in a new Chrome tab. I should be able to just put in "google" and get "www.google.com" opened up. If it's not a www., end the program.
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