This lesson is a quick recap of the topics covered in the last three lessons. This includes how to install and import requests, how to send a simple HTTP GET request as well as how to access the content and the headers of the response.
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Section 1 Recap & Review
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This marks the end of Section 1. So far, we’ve talked about getting started with requests by installing it and then performing our very first request after importing the requests package.
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Then, we talked about our first HTTP method, the GET request. From there, we dove into the response and status codes, and then talked about the content that comes back from your GET request. Next up in Section 2, we’ll be talking about query string parameters, request headers, other HTTP methods, the message body, and then inspecting the request itself.
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