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Nicole Buckenwolf
8,718 Pointstypo in video leading to a question
I was following the video exactly and at first couldn't figure out why my code wasn't working, so first please note there is no e between random and user in the api address - correct code is
requests.get("https://randomuser.me/api/")
But I also have a question about this, because I got a big old error, and the instructor's code appears to work, so I'm curious if anyone can explain why in the video they get Response [200] with the misspelled API?
1 Answer
Steven Parker
229,758 PointsIt just so happens that the domain with the misspelled name does actually exist, and will return a response regardless of any additional tree information added to the request.
