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Requests: retrieving data

Reading the response

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Every time you request a specified URL through Python, it returns a response object. Suppose you made the following request:

import requests

r = requests.get('https://www.python.org/')

You get a request.Response object — r. This object often contains valuable information. Select the right way to print the content of the response:

Select one option from the list

print(r.json_response)

print(r.read)

print(r.text)

print(r.get_text)

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