Bulk import and export in Rest API - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to specify the HTTP method for bulk import.

Rest API

response = requests.[1]('https://api.example.com/bulk/import', json=data)

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Aput

Bget

Cdelete

Dpost

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Common Mistakes

Using GET instead of POST

Using DELETE which removes data

The bulk import operation usually uses the POST method to send data to the server.

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medium

Complete the code to specify the correct content type header for bulk export.

Rest API

headers = {'Content-Type': '[1]'}

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Aapplication/json

Btext/plain

Capplication/xml

Dmultipart/form-data

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Common Mistakes

Using text/plain which is plain text

Using multipart/form-data which is for file uploads

Bulk export data is usually sent or received in JSON format, so the content type is application/json.

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hard

Fix the error in the code to correctly parse the bulk export response JSON.

Rest API

data = response.[1]()

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Atext

Bjson

Craw

Dcontent

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Common Mistakes

Using text() which returns string

Using content which returns bytes

To parse JSON data from a response, use the json() method.

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hard

Fill both blanks to create a dictionary comprehension that filters bulk import data for items with quantity greater than 10.

Rest API

filtered_data = {item['id']: item for item in data if item[1] [2] 10}

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A['quantity']

B>

C<

D['price']

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Common Mistakes

Using price instead of quantity

Using less than operator

The comprehension filters items where the 'quantity' field is greater than 10.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to create a dictionary comprehension that maps uppercase item names to their prices for items with price less than 100.

Rest API

result = [1]: [2] for [3] in items if item['price'] < 100

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Aitem['name'].upper()

Bitem['price']

Citem

Ditem['name']

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Common Mistakes

Using lowercase names

Using item instead of item['price'] for values

The comprehension creates a dictionary with uppercase names as keys and prices as values, iterating over each item.