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HttpQuery is not used in Python

Author: super888, Created: 2017-03-02 14:42:45, Updated: 2019-08-01 09:19:12

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The Little DreamThis query is too big for Z, because Python itself has a lot of web libraries available, so this API is not supported in Python.

The Little DreamThis exchange_rate is supposed to be on the exchange side without API KEY verification and can be accessed directly via httpQuery.

super888This one, however, does not work with exchange.IO (api,exchange_rate) either?