Disable ssl verification and fetch data from web api

to disable ssl verification and fetch data from a web api in a programming language like python, you can use the `requests` library. disabling ssl verification can be useful for testing or when dealing with self-signed certificates. however, it is generally not recommended to disable ssl verification in production environments due to security risks.

here is a step-by-step tutorial on how to disable ssl verification and fetch data from a web api using python:

step 1: install requests library
if you haven't already installed the `requests` library, you can do so using pip:

step 2: import the necessary libraries
import the `requests` library in your python script:

step 3: disable ssl verification
to disable ssl verification in requests, you can set the `verify` parameter to `false` when making a request. here's how you can do it:

in the above code snippet, we are making a get request to the specified url with ssl verification disabled.

step 4: fetch data from the web api
you can then access the data returned by the api using the `response` object. here's an example of how you can retrieve and print the json data:

step 5: full code example
here is a full example combining all the steps mentioned above:

keep in mind that disabling ssl verification should be done with caution and only when necessary. it's important to understand the security implications of bypassing ssl verification before implementing it in your code.

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