Drag and drop the code from the bottom onto the box where the code is missing to construct a Python script that calls a REST API request. Not all options are used.
The Python script provided is designed to make a POST request to a REST API to create a new task in a to-do list application. Here's a step-by-step explanation of the script:
Import the requests library to handle HTTP requests.
Define the task dictionary with summary and description.
Use the requests.post method to send a POST request to the specified URL, passing the task data as JSON and setting the appropriate Content-Type header.
Check if the response status code is not 201 (which indicates successful creation). If it's not, raise an ApiError with the status code.
Print the created task's ID from the JSON response.
The provided code options are:
requests: the library used for making HTTP requests.
status_code: used to check the HTTP response status.
Content-Type: a header specifying the media type of the resource.
raise: used to raise an exception if the status code is not as expected.
return is not used in this context.
References:
Cisco DevNet Associate Certification Guide
Python Requests Library Documentation
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