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To POST a JSON body, pass in a Python data structure to the json argument; here a dictionary is posted but anything that can be encoded to JSON will do: import requests # Create a dictionary to be sent. json_data = {'foo': ['bar', 'baz'], 'spam': True, 'eggs': 5.5} # Send the data. response...

When a response contains valid JSON, just use the .json() method on the Response object to get the decoded result: response = requests.get('http://example.com/') decoded_result = response.json() However, this does not fail gracefully; it will raise a JSONDecodeError if the response object is no...

First, import modules and set connection strings. If you need parameters, you can either put them directly in the URL string (an API in this case) or build them as a dict and pass them to the params argument. import requests import json params = {'id': 'blahblah', 'output': 'json'} # You could ...