The requests library is a popular HTTP client for Python. It abstracts the complexities of making requests behind a simple API, allowing you to send HTTP requests with methods like .get() or .post(). If you want to make a GET request with the requests library, you can do it like this:

In this example, requests.get('https://www.example.com') sends a HTTP GET request to the specified URL and returns a Response object. This object contains the server’s response to your request. You can access the response’s details using the methods and properties of the Response object, such as:

• Response.status_code: The status code returned by the server.
• Response.text: The body of the response from the server, as a text string.
• Response.json(): This is a method that converts the response text into JSON (if it’s a JSON response).

Remember to install the requests library before using it by running the command pip install requests in your terminal if you haven’t done so yet.