A language where a block is indentation, not braces

There are no block braces. A block is defined by indentation. You don't write the type up front, but the value still has one.

A list is a sequence. A dict is key → value. for goes over the elements, not by index, unless you need the index.

def isn't a type. return gives back a value. No return — you get None. An import is like a file next to yours.

A class describes a shape. self is this instance. Don't confuse a class with an object.

An error is an object. Catch a specific type, not a bare except.

with opens and closes by itself. Reading text — specify the encoding.

Dependencies live in a virtual environment, not in the system Python "for the whole computer".

json.loads reads a string. A network response is bytes/text, then parsing. Check the keys.