When putting the cursor in "requests" it comes up with urllib.request.getproxies() which is wildly different that requests. Requests is a module for http requests.
On this line
result = request.json()
Putting my cursor over json and double tapping comes up with the json module, not the json function of a Request object.
I don't know how much better it works in other languages, but in Python, this is pretty bad.
I've tested this in python, but on the line
When putting the cursor in "requests" it comes up with urllib.request.getproxies() which is wildly different that requests. Requests is a module for http requests.
On this line
Putting my cursor over json and double tapping comes up with the json module, not the json function of a Request object.
I don't know how much better it works in other languages, but in Python, this is pretty bad.