Scraping data from an Android application using Python can be a bit more complex than scraping data from a website, as the data is usually not easily accessible in the form of HTML. One way to scrape data from an Android application is to use a mobile automation tool like Appium, which allows you to automate interactions with the application and extract data from the application's elements.

Here's an example of how you can use Appium and Python to automate an Android application and extract data:

In this example, the webdriver.Remote() method is used to set up the Appium driver and connect to an Android emulator. The desired_caps dictionary contains the desired capabilities for the driver, such as the platform name, device name, app package, and app activity.

Once the driver is set up, you can use the find_element_by_id() and find_element_by_class_name() methods to find elements in the application and extract data from them. For example, you can use .text to extract the text of an element and use .get_attribute() to extract the value of an attribute of an element.

It's important to note that scraping data from an Android application without permission is a violation of the application's terms of service and may result in your account being blocked or in legal action.

It's also important to note that this is a simplified example, in practice it's a bit more complex, you need to have the application on your computer, the android SDK installed and configured, as well as Appium installed and configured. It's also important to have the correct appPackage and appActivity for the application you want to scrape.

You can refer this link as well : https://appium.io/