urllib.parse.quote 使用 python2 实现

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In Python 2, the equivalent of urllib.parse.quote is urllib.quote.

Here’s an example:

import urllib

url = "https://example.com/search?q=hello world"
quoted_url = urllib.quote(url)
print(quoted_url)  # Output: https%3A//example.com/search%3Fq%3Dhello%20world

Note that urllib.quote will URL-encode the entire string, including the scheme, hostname, and path.

If you only want to URL-encode a specific part of the URL, you can use urllib.quote_plus instead:

import urllib

query_string = "hello world"
quoted_query_string = urllib.quote_plus(query_string)
print(quoted_query_string)  # Output: hello+world

In this case, urllib.quote_plus will URL-encode the query string, replacing spaces with + characters.

Keep in mind that urllib.quote and urllib.quote_plus are deprecated in Python 3.x, and you should use urllib.parse.quote and urllib.parse.quote_plus instead.