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Sanskar

Keen Learner and Exp... • 2m

Day 20 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: HTTPS requests. HTTPS is a set of rules that is used to communicate with a website, everytime when a website or form is submit the computer sends an https request to the server which replies with an http response. I tried to learn this and I am finding uncertainity in finding its real world use cases for example if I need to fill a form or extract some data there is a capta verification for bots, then there is a hidden token number etc which I think limits the possible use cases of this (this is exactly where I need your help). Can you amazing people please tell me it's real life implications? and is this thing still relevant today? if yes in what form like in web scraping, analysis or something else? and how to practice this thing? I found out about working with APIs but isn't API cost money? and how do I find APIs in the first place (I think only handfill of websites offer APIs) I think API is where there is scope. Also how can I practice these in the first place? I would really appreciate if you guys can answer my these basic questions. I am not satisfied with today's progress I feel like today's day got wasted badly however I still have hopes for tomorrow and here's some of the functions I was trying to understand when I realised all these questions.

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