We have explored how we can get data out of APIs in the previous lesson. Today, we will dive deep on collecting data from APIs, and how we can get value out of it.

It is a lot more practice today with real-world data and APIs.

Objectives For Today

  • Working with Weather and City APIs
    • In this lesson today, we will be practicing more on how we can collect data from APIs.

Students Do: JSON Traversal

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 01-Stu_JSONTraversalReview folder to get started.

Students Do: Requests Review

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 02-Stu_SpaceX-Request folder to get started.

OpenWeatherMap API

Let’s open up the file in the 03-Ins_OpenWeatherRequest folder to get started.

Students Do: Weather in Burundi

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 04-Stu_BurundiWeatherApp folder to get started.

OpenWeatherMap DataFrame

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 05-Ins_OpenWeatherDataFrame folder to get started.

Students Do: TV Ratings DataFrame

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 06-Stu_TVRatingsDataFrame folder to get started.

Students Do: Weather Statistics

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 07-Stu_Weather_Stats to get started.

Exception Handling

Look at the file(s) in the 08-Ins_ExceptionHandling folder.

Students Do: Making Exceptions

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 09-Stu_MakingExceptions to get started.

Student Do: API Call Exceptions

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 10-Stu_API_Exceptions to get started.

World Bank API

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 11-Ins_WorldBankAPI to get started.

We are going to explore the world bank website here: https://datahelpdesk.worldbank.org/knowledgebase/topics/125589-developer-information

Students Do: Two Calls

Let’s open up the file(s) in the 12-Stu_TwoCalls to get started.