Very well done, am new python by about 3 weeks ago so would like a little more on the 'response' handling from get requests for a real newbee, but this has got me going, in the right direction, thank you, very well explained
Pagination, and how you would handle this using the Requests library would have been a good highlight, even though I know that delves more on looping through results from an endpoint, but it seems to be a common thing you'll encounter when working with Requests
Nice one !! Just wondering, before making videos with all those different libs , do you read the whole documentation or just couple of functions/classes/etc. and explore them in depth?
to prevent a json decode error u need to import json then use json.loads heres an example import json resp = json.loads(response.text) and then u would use resp instead of response.json()
Well, nowadays there are lots of cases where you would like to use a library that can make http requests like requests, for example to make calls to an API or to do web scraping
For the webp - open in explorer, copy path, go to chrome, ctrl_o, paste in the path and click ok.
Very well done, am new python by about 3 weeks ago so would like a little more on the 'response' handling from get requests for a real newbee, but this has got me going, in the right direction, thank you, very well explained
Thank you for always providing great explanations. Request is a very common library, so much appreciated.
Also create a detailed video on rest APIs and ways to debug and handle them from python along with postman or swagger..
Pagination, and how you would handle this using the Requests library would have been a good highlight, even though I know that delves more on looping through results from an endpoint, but it seems to be a common thing you'll encounter when working with Requests
This is an amazingly good channel. Thank you!
Can you make a video covering an async http library like httpx? I think it could be a great video to expand requests to the power of asynchronous code
This was direct clean and helpful.
Thank you!
"what is this? A wolf? A deer? I don't know
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Hey this guide was awesome dude. thanks a lot.
Very good and useful tutorial, I really like it!
Thank you for this great intro into requests
Cool Vid. I want to-the-point videos with no BS just like this one
Nice one !! Just wondering, before making videos with all those different libs , do you read the whole documentation or just couple of functions/classes/etc. and explore them in depth?
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Great video! Thanks so much for making.
14:10 a deer? xD
I think it was a coyote.
thanks bro fro this, video is very helpful😊
Very useful. Thanks :)
can you make a video of a retail website using requests.
great content thanks bro
I dont know what im doing wrong, but I always get an error when I try to get it to an json file. I can print the html text but json doesnt work.
to prevent a json decode error u need to import json then use json.loads heres an example
import json
resp = json.loads(response.text)
and then u would use resp instead of response.json()
thanks
please do a video on how to create a application in tkinter like proVPN take a vpn on free proxy
Me re sirvió, capo
What do you use for your predictive text?
thank u
What is the editor u use
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Bro how do you run the code with the keyboard? xD
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dude... do you even blink?
First...hi
i dont really understand why this video stand for? what do you mean? what can be the use of this course?
Well, nowadays there are lots of cases where you would like to use a library that can make http requests like requests, for example to make calls to an API or to do web scraping
Or to access your own hardware devices on your internal LAN
why is this video 2x in default
This way you can watch the video in 4x if you want 😂