How to Verify Website Connectivity on Google Servers Using Python | Final Year Project Tutorial

How to Verify Website Connectivity on Google Servers Using Python | Final Year Project Tutorial

This Python script allows users to check if a website is online and accessible. It provides real-time feedback through a graphical interface, ensuring ease of use. If a website is down, the user is informed of potential reasons (e.g., invalid URL or no internet connection).

↕️ Working Principle (Step-by-Step):-

Step 1: User Interaction

Step 2: URL Verification

Step 3: HTTP Request

Step 4: Response Handling

Step 5: User Notification

Software Requirement:-

Download the latest version for Windows

🐍 Python 3.13.1 : https://www.python.org/downloads

Note that Python 3.9+ cannot be used on Windows 7 or earlier.

🤔 How the Code Checks a Website:-

User Input: The user enters a URL in the input (e.g., http://example.com).

HTTP Request: The code sends an HTTP request to the URL using urllib.request.urlopen().

Response Handling: If the response code is 200, the website is available. If an exception occurs (e.g., invalid URL or no internet), the website is considered unavailable.

Feedback: A message is displayed in the GUI (e.g., "Website Available" or "Website Not Available").

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