How to Store Your OpenAI API Keys Securely for Beginners | ChatGPT | Python Jupyter Notebook

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🔐 Stop exposing your API keys in code! Learn how to use .env files to securely store your OpenAI API key and prevent unexpected charges.
In this tutorial, you'll discover:

Why storing API keys in your code is risky
How to set up and use .env files in Python
Step-by-step guide to securing your OpenAI API key
Best practices for API key management
Tips to avoid common pitfalls and billing surprises

0:00 - Introduction: Importance of API key security
1:00 - Why API key security matters for beginners
2:22 - Tutorial objectives
2:44 - Creating a .env file to store API key
4:41 - Setting up the main Python file
5:05 - Installing necessary libraries
5:15 - Importing required modules
5:53 - Loading environment variables
6:21 - Setting up the OpenAI API key
6:34 - Creating the main function for text generation
7:22 - Demonstrating the application
8:02 - Conclusion and importance of good programming habits
8:24 - Outro and call to action
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thank you so much, this help me a lot

fanzhou
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So Jupyter installs locally and runs a server.. and then you can run it via a web-browser? But how do you share your notebook.. I assume your local pc doesn't serve it remotely?

bennguyen
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I created the text file, but then when I try to rename to .env it doesn't work. Won't actually change the name from untitled.txt to .env.

kevincarr
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not really work when the key is as long as multi-lines

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