Refer to the exhibit. A developer created a Python script by using the Cisco Meraki API. The solution must:

Obtain a list of HTTP servers for a network named "net1".

Print the response body if the HTTP status code is 200.

Handle the timeout requests as exceptions, and print Timeout Error

next to the exception to stdout. Which block of code completes the script? A. B. C. D.

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Refer to the exhibit. A developer created a Python script by using the Cisco Meraki API. The solution must:

Obtain a list of HTTP servers for a network named "net1".
Print the response body if the HTTP status code is 200.
Handle the timeout requests as exceptions, and print Timeout Error

next to the exception to stdout. Which block of code completes the script? A. B. C. D.

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A. except requests.Timeout as e:
    print("Timeout Error: {}". Format(e))
    if response.status_code ==200:
        print(response.text) except requests.Timeout as e correctly references the Timeout exception from the requests module and binds the exception instance to e. The call print("Timeout Error: {}".format(e)) interpolates the actual exception object so its details appear next to the label, satisfying the requirement to print Timeout Error next to the exception. The subsequent check for response.status_code == 200 and print(response.text) correctly prints the response body when the request succeeds.

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B. except Timeout as exception:
    print("Timeout Error")
    if status_code == 200:
        print(response.text) except Timeout as exception omits the required requests. module prefix, which would raise a NameError at runtime, and if status_code == 200 references an undefined variable instead of response.status_code.

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C. except requests Timeout:
    print("Timeout Error")
    if response.status_code == 200:
        print(response) except requests Timeout is a syntax error because it is missing the dot separator between requests and Timeout, and the block prints the raw response object instead of response.text.

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D. except requests.Timeout as exception:
    print("Timeout Error: exception")
    if response.status_code == 200:
        print(response) print("Timeout Error: exception") passes the string literal 'exception' rather than the captured exception variable, so the actual exception details are never included in the output.

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