http flu season question python not sure why im getting this output
Write a function named "flu_season" that doesn't take any parameters. Study the documentation for this API that tracks tweets containing flu symptoms (http://www.flutrack.org). Send a request to the url "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/" which will use the same format as the linked API (ex. instead of connecting to http://api.flutrack.org/ use https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/, but use the same query string as you would with the linked API). Return the total number of tweets containing flu symptoms over the past 2 days
Note: We are using a local API to avoid limits on the free API and for grading consistent grading. Feel free to explore the linked API while testing
import urllib.request
def flu_season():
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a=True&time=2"
response = urllib.request.urlopen(url)
url1 = response.read().decode()
return url1
error on input : error: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "sandbox/python/run_function.py", line 115, in
call_all(submission_file_path, function_name, all_inputs_filename, results_filename, written_filename, sql_output_filename)
File "sandbox/python/run_function.py", line 102, in call_all
print(all_results)
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position 103-109: ordinal not in range(128)
how can i fix this?
python http
asked Nov 27 '18 at 19:38
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Write a function named "flu_season" that doesn't take any parameters. Study the documentation for this API that tracks tweets containing flu symptoms (http://www.flutrack.org). Send a request to the url "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/" which will use the same format as the linked API (ex. instead of connecting to http://api.flutrack.org/ use https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/, but use the same query string as you would with the linked API). Return the total number of tweets containing flu symptoms over the past 2 days
Note: We are using a local API to avoid limits on the free API and for grading consistent grading. Feel free to explore the linked API while testing
import urllib.request
def flu_season():
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a=True&time=2"
response = urllib.request.urlopen(url)
url1 = response.read().decode()
return url1
error on input : error: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "sandbox/python/run_function.py", line 115, in
call_all(submission_file_path, function_name, all_inputs_filename, results_filename, written_filename, sql_output_filename)
File "sandbox/python/run_function.py", line 102, in call_all
print(all_results)
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position 103-109: ordinal not in range(128)
how can i fix this?
python http
asked Nov 27 '18 at 19:38
codernoob3232codernoob3232
146
Did you look at what your url looks after glueing it? You are missing & in between the params
– Patrick Artner
Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
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Write a function named "flu_season" that doesn't take any parameters. Study the documentation for this API that tracks tweets containing flu symptoms (http://www.flutrack.org). Send a request to the url "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/" which will use the same format as the linked API (ex. instead of connecting to http://api.flutrack.org/ use https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/, but use the same query string as you would with the linked API). Return the total number of tweets containing flu symptoms over the past 2 days
Note: We are using a local API to avoid limits on the free API and for grading consistent grading. Feel free to explore the linked API while testing
import urllib.request
def flu_season():
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a=True&time=2"
response = urllib.request.urlopen(url)
url1 = response.read().decode()
return url1
error on input : error: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "sandbox/python/run_function.py", line 115, in
call_all(submission_file_path, function_name, all_inputs_filename, results_filename, written_filename, sql_output_filename)
File "sandbox/python/run_function.py", line 102, in call_all
print(all_results)
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position 103-109: ordinal not in range(128)
how can i fix this?
python http
asked Nov 27 '18 at 19:38
codernoob3232codernoob3232
146
Write a function named "flu_season" that doesn't take any parameters. Study the documentation for this API that tracks tweets containing flu symptoms (http://www.flutrack.org). Send a request to the url "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/" which will use the same format as the linked API (ex. instead of connecting to http://api.flutrack.org/ use https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/, but use the same query string as you would with the linked API). Return the total number of tweets containing flu symptoms over the past 2 days
Note: We are using a local API to avoid limits on the free API and for grading consistent grading. Feel free to explore the linked API while testing
import urllib.request
def flu_season():
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a=True&time=2"
response = urllib.request.urlopen(url)
url1 = response.read().decode()
return url1
error on input : error: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "sandbox/python/run_function.py", line 115, in
call_all(submission_file_path, function_name, all_inputs_filename, results_filename, written_filename, sql_output_filename)
File "sandbox/python/run_function.py", line 102, in call_all
print(all_results)
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position 103-109: ordinal not in range(128)
how can i fix this?
python http
python http
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Did you look at what your url looks after glueing it? You are missing & in between the params
– Patrick Artner
Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
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Did you look at what your url looks after glueing it? You are missing & in between the params
– Patrick Artner
Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
Did you look at what your url looks after glueing it? You are missing & in between the params
– Patrick Artner
Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
Did you look at what your url looks after glueing it? You are missing & in between the params
– Patrick Artner
Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
add a comment |
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url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?" + "a = True" + "time = 2"
This will cause url to have the value https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a = Truetime = 2. The part after the question mark does not look like a valid query string to me. Query strings typically do not have spaces, and the key-value pairs are typically separated with ampersands.
Perhaps instead you could do:
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a=True&time=2"
answered Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
KevinKevin
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ah okay, so i did that and a new traceback error came up, as shown in my edited question, not sure if im missing a line of code or not
– codernoob3232
Nov 27 '18 at 19:50
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figured it out thanks i wasn't returning the total number initially
answered Nov 27 '18 at 20:22
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url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?" + "a = True" + "time = 2"
This will cause url to have the value https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a = Truetime = 2. The part after the question mark does not look like a valid query string to me. Query strings typically do not have spaces, and the key-value pairs are typically separated with ampersands.
Perhaps instead you could do:
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a=True&time=2"
answered Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
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ah okay, so i did that and a new traceback error came up, as shown in my edited question, not sure if im missing a line of code or not
– codernoob3232
Nov 27 '18 at 19:50
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url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?" + "a = True" + "time = 2"
This will cause url to have the value https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a = Truetime = 2. The part after the question mark does not look like a valid query string to me. Query strings typically do not have spaces, and the key-value pairs are typically separated with ampersands.
Perhaps instead you could do:
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a=True&time=2"
answered Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
KevinKevin
59.2k1169113
ah okay, so i did that and a new traceback error came up, as shown in my edited question, not sure if im missing a line of code or not
– codernoob3232
Nov 27 '18 at 19:50
add a comment |
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?" + "a = True" + "time = 2"
This will cause url to have the value https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a = Truetime = 2. The part after the question mark does not look like a valid query string to me. Query strings typically do not have spaces, and the key-value pairs are typically separated with ampersands.
Perhaps instead you could do:
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a=True&time=2"
answered Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
KevinKevin
59.2k1169113
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?" + "a = True" + "time = 2"
This will cause url to have the value https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a = Truetime = 2. The part after the question mark does not look like a valid query string to me. Query strings typically do not have spaces, and the key-value pairs are typically separated with ampersands.
Perhaps instead you could do:
url = "https://fury.cse.buffalo.edu/ps-api/flutrack/?a=True&time=2"
answered Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
KevinKevin
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answered Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
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answered Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
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answered Nov 27 '18 at 19:41
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ah okay, so i did that and a new traceback error came up, as shown in my edited question, not sure if im missing a line of code or not
– codernoob3232
Nov 27 '18 at 19:50
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ah okay, so i did that and a new traceback error came up, as shown in my edited question, not sure if im missing a line of code or not
– codernoob3232
Nov 27 '18 at 19:50
ah okay, so i did that and a new traceback error came up, as shown in my edited question, not sure if im missing a line of code or not
– codernoob3232
Nov 27 '18 at 19:50
ah okay, so i did that and a new traceback error came up, as shown in my edited question, not sure if im missing a line of code or not
– codernoob3232
Nov 27 '18 at 19:50
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figured it out thanks i wasn't returning the total number initially
answered Nov 27 '18 at 20:22
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figured it out thanks i wasn't returning the total number initially
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figured it out thanks i wasn't returning the total number initially
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figured it out thanks i wasn't returning the total number initially
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Did you look at what your url looks after glueing it? You are missing & in between the params
– Patrick Artner
Nov 27 '18 at 19:41