selenium html table,Parse HTML and Read HTML Table with Selenium Python

I am converting some of my web-scraping code from R to Python (I can't get geckodriver to work with R, but it's working with Python). Anyways, I am trying to understand how to parse and read HTML tables with Python. Quick background, here is my code for R:

doc

WebElem

I would parse the HTML page to the doc object. Then I would start with doc[[1]], and move through higher numbers until I saw the data I wanted. In this case I got to doc[[7]] and saw the data I wanted. I then would read that HTML table and assign it to the WebElem object. Eventually I would turn this into a dataframe and play with it.

So what I am doing in Python is this:

html = None

doc = None

html = driver.page_source

doc = BeautifulSoup(html)

Then I started to play with doc.get_text but I don't really know how to get just the data I want to see. The data I want to see is like a 10x10 matrix. When I used R, I would just use doc[[7]] and that matrix would almost be in a perfect structure for me to convert it to a dataframe. However, I just can't seem to do that with Python. Any advice would be much appreciated.

UPDATE:

I have been able to get the data I want using Python--I followed this blog for creating a dataframe with python: Python Web-Scraping. Here is the website that we are scraping in that blog: Most Popular Dog Breeds. In that blog post, you have to work your way through the elements, create a dict, loop through each row of the table and store the data in each column, and then you are able to create a dataframe.

With R, the only code I had to write was:

doc

df

With just that, I have a pretty nice dataframe that I only need to adjust the column names and data types--it looks like this with just that code:

NULL.V1 NULL.V2 NULL.V3 NULL.V4

1 BREED 2015 2014 2013

2 Retrievers (Labrador) 1 1 1

3 German Shepherd Dogs 2 2 2

4 Retrievers (Golden) 3 3 3

5 Bulldogs 4 4 5

6 Beagles 5 5 4

7 French Bulldogs 6 9 11

8 Yorkshire Terriers 7 6 6

9 Poodles 8 7 8

10 Rottweilers 9 10 9

Is there not something available in Python to make this a bit simpler, or is this just simpler in R because R is more built for dataframes(at least that's how it seems to me, but I could be wrong)?