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Learning to code Python
ICTman (2017-05-04 20:17:20)Well to really push yourself see if you can make an app that pulls data from an API (I provide a completely free API at http://sorcerertech.pcriot.com/quoted ) and format it in a nice way.
HINTS:
You'll need to import urllib. Here are all the forms of said library, import each one until you find one that works:
urllib.request
urllib2
urllib (tends to be older versions, the above 2 are prefered.)
Oh, you may need JSON too.
Have fun
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