Refer to the exhibit. A developer creates a Python script to query a REST API by using an HTTP GET request. The remote server will authorize the request only if it includes HTTP Basic Auth parameters. The username is admin and the password is devnet123. Which line of code needs to be placed on the snippet where the code is missing?
To make an HTTP GET request including HTTP Basic Auth parameters, the 'requests.get' function can directly accept the 'auth' parameter with a tuple containing the username and password. Therefore, the correct line of code is 'requests.get(url, auth=('admin', 'devnet123')).
HTTPBasicAuth can be used once the it is imported: from requests.auth import HTTPBasicAuth In the other case A is working
Option C has a typo, as there has to be a comma between username and password. Option A is correct too, it's a short version of HTTPBasicAuth. https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/authentication/
C - needs base62 encoding
We're importing the whole "requests" library, therefore we can use HTTPBasicAuth
its not : its , so A correct
confirmed via documentation C