veyepar: Python Requests

Author(s):	Sakshi Bansal
Location	MSC 2300 A
Date	oct Sat 04	Days Raw Files
Start	14:00	First Raw Start	13:53
Duration	00:25:00	Offset	0:06:55
End	14:25	Last Raw End	14:25
Chapters	00:00
Total cuts_time	16 min.

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Python contains libraries which make it help to interact with web-sites to perform tasks like logging into gmail, viewing web pages, filling forms, viewing and saving cookies with nothing more than a few lines of code. Once a request is sent to a server, a Python script would return the information in almost the same way a browser would return. Requests is a simple, easy-to-use HTTP library written in Python. Urllib3 is embedded within Requests providing additional features like Keep-alive and HTTP connection pooling to be 100% automatic. Requests makes interaction with web services seamless. It overcomes most of the difficulties faced while using urllib/urllib2 like manually adding query strings to your URLs, encoding of data while making GET/POST requests etc. We need to import a single Python module import requests before writing code. The main lead developer of Python-Requests is Kenneth Reitz.

It is easy to install and has various features like Sessions with Cookie Persistence, Keep-Alive & Connection Pooling, Browser-style SSL Verification, Basic/Digest Authentication etc.

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