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In today's video I'm going to be showing you guys how you can create your own API using Python for web applications. API (application programming interface) essentially allows one piece of software to request data from another and receive a response. 

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⏳ Timestamps ⏳
 00:00 | What is an API?
00:40 | CRUD
01:19 | Request/Response
01:38 | JSON
04:15 | FastAPI Overview
04:44 | Install/Setup
05:35 | Running FastAPI
09:00 | Pydantic Models
12:02 | Post Request
13:39 | Get Requests
15:57 | Path Parameters
17:45 | Put Requests
20:30 | Delete Requests
22:10 | Testing the API
23:41 | Small Fix To Delete Request

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Learn how to create a Python API with FastAPI using Python version 3.8 or above. FastAPI is a performant Python framework that is easy to learn, fast to code, and ready for production. It provides automatic documentation for APIs, handles API development complexities, and supports JSON data.

How To Create a Python API With FastAPI - Full Tutorial

<p>I prefer lightweight! If you want something library-free, no installation required solution. Then you can just use the built in http library: <code>from http.server import BaseHTTPRequestHandler</code> and just build a simple HTTP server like that, which is almost the same thing as an API.</p>
