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Eli Rabinovitz
5,532 PointsLink is dead
the link to the http://api.example.com in the teachers notes is dead
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Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,859 PointsThe link in the teachers notes is not meant to go anywhere (nor did it ever). You can tell this by the domain example.com
being used (this is a universal example site).
The URL is only to illustrate the structure of an HTTP request used by an API. This is only a general example and not tied to any specific API or site.
Here it's showing how a URL might look when using an HTTP request to get the page regarding the movie "Gone With the Wind".
:)
Eli Rabinovitz
5,532 PointsEli Rabinovitz
5,532 PointsThanks, Learning new things all the time.