200-901 · Question #379
Refer to the exhibit. An engineer must authorize a REST API call. The API password is "Cisco123!". Which Bash command must be placed in the code to authorize the call?
The correct answer is D. export API_PASSWORD=Cisco123! In the provided Python code, the API_PASSWORD is retrieved from the environment variable API_PASSWORD. To set this environment variable in a Bash shell, the correct command to use is export. This command sets the environment variable for the current shell session and any child…
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Refer to the exhibit. An engineer must authorize a REST API call. The API password is "Cisco123!". Which Bash command must be placed in the code to authorize the call?
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- Amkdir API_PASSWORD=Cisco123!
- Bset API_PASSWORD=Cisco123!
- Ccp API_PASSWORD=Cisco123!
- Dexport API_PASSWORD=Cisco123!
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In the provided Python code, the API_PASSWORD is retrieved from the environment variable API_PASSWORD. To set this environment variable in a Bash shell, the correct command to use is export. This command sets the environment variable for the current shell session and any child Bash Command: export API_PASSWORD=Cisco123! This command ensures that the environment variable API_PASSWORD is set to "Cisco123!" and can be accessed by the Python script.
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