Using which of the following functions, can you extract a table from a webpage directly?

In Python, you can use the pandas library function read_html() to extract tables directly from a webpage. Here are the steps:

1. First, you need to install the pandas library if you haven't already. You can do this using pip:

   pip install pandas
   

2. Import the necessary libraries:

   import pandas as pd
   

3. Use the read_html() function to extract tables from the webpage. This function returns a list of DataFrame objects representing all tables found on the webpage:

   tables = pd.read_html("url_of_the_webpage")
   

4. Now, tables is a list of dataframes. You can access a table by indexing:

   table = tables[index]
   

   Replace index with the index of the table you want (the first table on the page has an index of 0).

Remember, the webpage must contain table elements (<table>), otherwise, this function won't find any tables.