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H12-891_V1.0 · Question #342
the print(r.json()) command in the Python script , and the print output is as follows: {'data': [{'token_id': 'x-eonsfw', 'expiredDate': 2020-07-07 07:30:00', 'errcode': '0', 'errmsg': get token…
The correct answer is A. id=r.json (['data']['token_id']. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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the print(r.json()) command in the Python script , and the print output is as follows:
{'data': [{'token_id': 'x-eonsfw', 'expiredDate': 2020-07-07 07:30:00', 'errcode': '0', 'errmsg': get token successfully'} The output contains multiple elements. Now we need to filter out the value of token_id and assign it to the variable id. Which of the following is the correct command?
Options
- Aid=r.json (['data']['token_id']
- Bid=r.json()('data')('token_id')
- Cid=r.json(){'data'} {'token_id'}
- Did=r.json()('token_id')
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