print('repository:'repo_dict['html_url'] print('created:'repo_dict['created_at']print('updated:'repo_dict['updated_at']print('description:'repo_dict['description']here we print out the values for number of keys from the first repository' dictionary at we print the name of the project an entire dictionary represents the project' ownerso at we use the key owner to access the dictionary representing the owner and then use the key login to get the owner' login name at we print how many stars the project has earned and the url for the project' github repository we then show when it was created and when it was last updated finallywe print the repository' descriptionand the output should look something like thisstatus code total repositories repositories returned selected information about first repositorynamehttpie ownerjkbrzt stars repositorycreatedt : : updatedt : : descriptioncli http clientuser-friendly curl replacement featuring intuitive uijson supportsyntax highlightingwget-like downloadsextensionsetc we can see that the most-starred python project on github as of this writing is httpieits owner is user jkbrztand it has been starred by more than , github users we can see the url for the project' repositoryits creation date of february and that it was updated recently finallythe description tells us that httpie helps make http calls from terminal (cli is short for command line interfacesummarizing the top repositories when we make visualization for this datawe'll want to include more than one repository let' write loop to print selected information about each of the repositories returned by the api call so we can include them all in the visualizationpython_ repos py --snip-explore information about the repositories repo_dicts response_dict['items'print("repositories returned:"len(repo_dicts)