response.xpath('//*[has-class("on")]')gives you the selector (all classes that have ‘on’)len(response.xpath('//*[has-class("on")]'))gives you the length – in this case the number of classes
Solution 1 :
Problem :
How to use Scrapy to find out the number of classes with the word “on” in the class name?
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