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What does the comma in the declaration below mean? Does it define two variables at once?
resp, content = client.request(request_token_url, "GET")
It creates a tuple. In this case, the tuple is of two variables, which get assigned the result from
request().request()returns a tuple, which is then automatically unpacked into the left-hand tuple during assignment.If you had just
that would assign the tuple directly to result. Then you would be able to access the response at
result[0], the first value in the tuple, and the content would be inresult[1].