Chess + Python - Chess.com API Tutorial

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00:00 | Introduction
15:37 | Getting Player Ratings
19:59 | Getting Games Played and Game Data

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[pratick]

Chess and Code. Two of my most favourite things. Thanks Tim❤️

[Cloud-tqlj]

this channel makes videos faster than anyone could learn...

edit. This is not an edit. I'm still trying to catch up on his previous videos but new interesting ones keep coming out and I want to learn them. This is just incredible, I have all life worth of programming to learn. TechWithTim, thank you.

[rkade]

OMG!!! I literally needed this exact thing. When I saw this in my notifications, I was actually thinking "Did Tim just read my mind??!". Great work! You deserve all of the subs.

[nawid]

Oh Yeah i'd love to join your club dude.
I love Chess.
i couldn't play chess because of school, Ethical hacking and programming because i've been really busy but i wanna get back to it. Thanks for reminding us Tim.

[stephanbernstorf]

If anyone is watching this now, you need to now add a header to each request. For example:
headers = {"User-Agent": "My-Application/1.0"}
data =
url = data['archives'][-1] # All games in last month
games = requests.get(url, headers=headers).json()
print(games)

[JoeManGuy]

When I am running the code (at 15:40) I am getting the TypeError: string indices must be integers, from what I can tell I have copied exactly as you have it, am I missing something or is it an issue with my IDE?

[adelyoussef]

Just got back to playing chess earlier today and wondered if I can make my own version, this channel can read my mind apparently

[ImFoxyGrandpa]

Excellent, thanks for the intro. Now that I've got that, the challenge is to figure out my win percentages with 1. e4 or 1. d4. Will finally figure out if I should play the spanish or the queens gambit

[pathanazamkhan]

FIRST HELLO TIM ! u are doing great work ❤️

[ZenshiValo]

What a coincidence, I've started playing chess a lot. I'm already 500+ rating in almost 2 weeks

[timothydonald]

Chess and programming my favorite activities ❤️

[spyrosdev]

WOW! I really enjoyed this tutorial! Good work, keep it up!

[tombraril]

Woow you are into chess. Thats my man. Will be joining your club

[pythongui]

Great...it will be one of my next projects with GUI in PyQt5, not online, not so beautiful, but to trains it will be great to me. Great job as always Tim.

[tomasgomezpizarro]

Woow this is awesome! I was actually doing a scraper to collect my played games and I found this jewel

[meylaul]

I recommend for all watching this to not only look at what is being coded here but also have a look behind the functionality of pprint, which prints the dictionary in a nice format. If you know, how it works, you do not have to know any special moduleand can format it by yourself. This is useful for times you try to operate without an internet connection. In this case internet connection is of course needed until the point, where you save the json-content of the query to a txt-file. (Minimizing online activity might be useful in some scenarios.)

[madhubathula]

Tim bro You are the solely source of my knowledge for programming thank you very much 💕💕💕💕

[debasreeghosh]

Yeah baby this I want I needed as a project

[Eric-ddbk]

I'm new to programing. Just got started with Python like last week.
I'm thinking of building some kind of an educational software that teaches the guitar and music theory as my ultimate project.
Would Python be suitable for such task?
But I actually want to go the webdev path and I heard that HTML or Java script are more suited for them so I'm considering ditching Python and learning them first.
So, are HTML or the Java script still capable of making stand alone applications or is Python more suited for such task?
Thank you.

[thegreekgoat]

This isnt working anymore. Right guys?