PDF extraction using Python

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import PyPDF2

file=open('C:\\Users\\ajind3\\Downloads\\entity.pdf','rb') 
fileRead=PyPDF2.PdfFileReader(file)
dPage=fileRead.getPage(0)
print(dPage.extractText())

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