Create A Python API in 12 Minutes

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• why dont you use , pipenv? how can you push this to docker image?

• Very great start to building APIs with Python. Thanks Tim!

• 🎉

• So clear.. thanks

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• This is missing so many info

• Fantastic tutorial! Concise yet comprehensive. Appreciate the step-by-step approach. Simplifies Python API creation. Thank you for sharing your expertise!

• Hi, I need to create an api with python to modify the banner of different servers and host, does someone have an idea about how to develop this api for a practice?
  This is new for me

• Is there any way to change the name of C:UsersTim to C:UsersPrateek, I have this problem in my laptop where it's name is 91700 and I wanna change it to prateek(my actual name)

• way of teaching is very complex

• absolute shit

• great vid

• Awesome Explanation❤

• Thanks, its a really good Video for starting with API 👍👍👍👍

• just love that you get to point fast and cover just enough details to get people going! Bravo!

• great video but i had to slow it down to .75 playback to keep up with what you were saying/doing, could you please slow it down for us beginners, as the info is valuable but i have to playback every 10 seconds

• too fast, very difficult to understand if you are a beginner!

• I'm a bit confused by who this video is supposed to be for. Experienced developers? Because the information conveyed is presented at such a fast pace and with so little explanation, it's clearly not for people who aren't familiar with most of what's discussed already. I'll rewatch it another dozen times and hopefully it'll sink in, but this can't be described as "well explained."

• Simple and to the point

• ys ys keep it fast 1:35 so we cant understand and follow whatever the fuck you doing well done

• 3:04

• I wish I was this smart

• You are too fast

• I wonder why u teach people bad coding habits.

• Your amazing – But why do you need to have som much speed in your tutorials ? I might be the only one thinking it would be nicer to have a slower rytm…

• Bro really taught web development in python in 12 minutes

• noice video

• Resposta do 1 chatgpt: vê pelos teus olhos e mudas as coisas, não consigo ver o input o chat faz melhor que eu:
  def forest_coverage(area_file, coverage_file):
  
  # Read data from files
  
  with open(area_file, 'r') as area_file:
  
  area_lines = area_file.readlines()[1:] # Skip header

  with open(coverage_file, 'r') as coverage_file:
  
  coverage_lines = coverage_file.readlines()[1:] # Skip header

  # Initialize the dictionary to store the result
  
  data_dict = {}

  # Process data for each country
  
  for area_line, coverage_line in zip(area_lines, coverage_lines):
  
  # Extract data from lines
  
  area_data = area_line.strip().split('t')
  
  coverage_data = coverage_line.strip().split('t')

  # Extract relevant information
  
  country_name = area_data[0]
  
  country_area = float(area_data[1])

  # Extract coverage information for 2009 and 2019
  
  coverage_2009 = {
  
  "coverage_percentage": float(coverage_data[1]),
  
  "coverage": country_area * float(coverage_data[1]) / 100
  
  }
  
  coverage_2019 = {
  
  "coverage_percentage": float(coverage_data[2]),
  
  "coverage": country_area * float(coverage_data[2]) / 100
  
  }

  # Calculate growth
  
  growth = (
  
  (coverage_2019["coverage"] – coverage_2009["coverage"]) / coverage_2009["coverage"]
  
  ) * 100 if coverage_2009["coverage"] != 0 else "-"

  # Round growth to 2 decimal places if it's a number
  
  growth = round(growth, 2) if growth != "-" else growth

  # Create the country entry in the result dictionary
  
  data_dict[country_name] = {
  
  "area": country_area,
  
  2009: coverage_2009,
  
  2019: coverage_2019,
  
  "growth": growth
  
  }

  return data_dict

  # Example usage:
  
  area_file_path = "surface_area_sq_km.tsv"
  
  coverage_file_path = "forest_coverage_percent.tsv"
  
  result_dict = forest_coverage(area_file_path, coverage_file_path)
  
  print(result_dict)

• Mi o afonso já está a responder as perguntas, estou com dificuldades

• Mi consegues ver?

• Hello anyone named Mulher Brava here ?

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• Thank you sir!

• just a note: when you call the api in the url, you do not need to put "extra" between quotes. 😉

• At 8:33, I'm getting a 404 error. My url stops at :5000 and doesn't list 'get-user' etc. I went through the code letter by letter and can't find what I might be missing. Anyone have any ideas?

• Cam someone explain m3 why do we do that?

• What keyboard do you have?

• The delivery of the information was very clear, but I had difficulty understanding the "why" behind a lot of things you did in the video.

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• Cool

• Thanks!

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