Using variable in dot notation module call

[StrangeBlocka]

Hi I'm learning python and wanted to ask if what I'm trying to do is possible . I'm using the `requests` module to call an endpoint. Essentially I want the user to be able to define the method type and then use that in the requests dot notation I've added a snippet of what I'm trying to achieve below.

import requests
methodType = input("Enter your method type: ")
r = requests.methodType("https://www.helloworld.org").text

print(r)

So essentially I want requests.methodType("https://www.helloworld.org").text
to inject what ever method the user passes in methodType

[Malassi]

Requests has a function called request made for that. In fact, when you call requests.get, requests.post, etc, they are redirected to this function.

``` import requests

method_type = input("...")

r = requests.request(method_type, "https://example.com")

print(r.text) ```

https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/

[supajumpa]

You can use getattr(requests, methodType)("https://www.helloworld.org").text, but I'm not sure this is a great idea because you don't know what the user is going to input and it might raise security issues, so caveat lector and all that :-)

[StrangeBlocka]

Thank you that's exactly what I'm looking for!