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Python: Find the Requests module version, licence, copyright information, author, author email, document url, title and description


1. Requests Module Metadata

Write a Python program to find the Requests module – version, licence, copyright information, author, author email, document url, title and description.

Sample Solution:

Python Code:

import requests
print("Python Requests module - version:",requests.__version__)
print("Licence:",requests. __license__)
print("Copyright:",requests.__copyright__)
print("Author:",requests.__author__)
print("Author email:",requests.__author_email__)
print("Document url, title, description:")
print(requests.__url__)
print(requests.__title__)
print(requests.__description__)

Sample Output:

Python Requests module - version: 2.22.0
Licence: Apache 2.0
Copyright: Copyright 2019 Kenneth Reitz
Author: Kenneth Reitz
Author email: [email protected]
Document url, title, description:
http://python-requests.org
requests
Python HTTP for Humans.

For more Practice: Solve these Related Problems:

  • Write a Python program to import the Requests module and print its version, license, and copyright information using its __version__ and other attributes.
  • Write a Python script that retrieves and prints the author, author email, document URL, title, and description of the Requests module by accessing its metadata attributes.
  • Write a Python function that checks if the Requests module contains specific metadata attributes (like __license__ and __doc__), and prints them in a formatted summary.
  • Write a Python program to compare the metadata (version, license, etc.) of the Requests module with another HTTP library and display the differences.

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