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Use this tag to POST, or announce, libraries which provide access to the Stack Exchange API and/or Stack exchange sites. The body of the question will give usage examples, as well as source and licensing details. For *general* questions use the [libraries] tag instead. For questions about a specific library, post an "answer" to that library's "question" announcement.
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PyStackAPI - wrapper for the StackExchange API, written in Python
StackOverflow site
info = site.get_info() # Calling the necessary method
print(info.total_questions) # Getting the necessary key
Output:
23908838
Changelog
You can find the changelog for the PyStackAPI library …
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