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Let's see how to create a simple API with two different endpoints. First, we need to import FastAPI from FastAPI. Now we create an instance called "app = FastAPI". Then create the first endpoint. We write "app.get" and inside the brackets we give the path. Then we create a function and inside it we return a JSON object with a message like "Hello from PyCode Dev". Now to run this API we use UVacorn which is a a server that runs our fast API app. Then we can open the browser and visit the URL, and it will show our message. Now, let's create our second endpoint. We create a new path, for example, /users. Inside the function, we return some sample user data. When we open this endpoint in the browser, it will return that data. Don't forget to like and comment if this helped. Follow PyCode Dev for more Python educational reels.

Let's see how to create a simple API with two different endpoints. First, we need to import FastAPI from FastAPI. Now we create an instance called "app = FastA…

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  • API Creation Process
  • Setup FastAPI
  • Import FastAPI
  • Create FastAPI Instance
  • First Endpoint
  • Define Endpoint Path
  • Return JSON Message
  • Run API with UVicorn
  • Second Endpoint
  • Define New Path
  • Return Sample User Data
  • Open Browser to View
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Let's see how to create a simple API with two different endpoints. First, we need to import FastAPI from FastAPI. Now we create an instance called "app = FastAPI". Then create the first endpoint. We write "app.get" and inside the brackets we give the path. Then we create a function and inside it we return a JSON object with a message like "Hello from PyCode Dev". Now to run this API we use UVacorn which is a a server that runs our fast API app. Then we can open the browser and visit the URL, and it will show our message. Now, let's create our second endpoint. We create a new path, for example, /users. Inside the function, we return some sample user data. When we open this endpoint in the browser, it will return that data. Don't forget to like and comment if this helped. Follow PyCode Dev for more Python educational reels.

"Let's see how to create a simple API with two different endpoints."

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