Numbersapi is a great API full of fun facts about numbers and dates. With the help of webbrowser library we can then open these links right from the python terminal.
Here is a simply code that uses requests, json and webbrowser libraries.
http://numbersapi.com
>>> f = r"http://numbersapi.com/42"
>>> data = requests.get(f)
>>> data.text
You can use random to get random results
Also you can use 4 categories (it will default to trivia if not mentioned)
>>> f = r"http://numbersapi.com/random?json"
>>> f = r"http://numbersapi.com/random/date?json"
>>> f = r"http://numbersapi.com/random/year?json"
>>> f = r"http://numbersapi.com/random/math?json"If you need a refresher on user defined functions lesson in Python here is a link to our Defining Functions Lesson.
Source of API: NumbersAPI
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