🔒 getting error in code

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@misty linden

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[jade chasm]

well, self.data appears to be None, so why is this error unexpected?

[misty linden]

but i am not getting the same on this code

import requests

class Flight:
endpoint = "dfnksfbmfn,kjsdf,m"

def __init__(self):
    self.end = self.endpoint
    self.response = None
    self.data = None

def api_get(self ):
    self.response = requests.get(self.end)
    self.data = self.response.json()
    # print(self.data['prices'])
    if 'prices' in self.data:
        city_name = [city['city'] for city in self.data['prices']]
        print(city_name)

my = Flight()
my.api_get()

[frigid bridge]

@misty linden usually flight deal websites don't want you to scrape them because they make the majority of their money from advertising revenues

[misty linden]

i am not using flight deal websites api i am using sheety api for docs to extract city name from the docs

i just used the class name flight

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🔒 getting error in code