Python script implements batch user activation

With the development of the Internet, many applications need to provide user registration and service activation functions. If you need to activate a large number of users at once, manual operation will be a tedious and time-consuming task. In this case, we can use Python scripts to simulate the interface to implement batch user provisioning, thereby improving efficiency. Below is a detailed tutorial showing how to use a Python script to implement this functionality.

Step 1: Import the necessary modules and libraries
First, we need to import some necessary Python modules and libraries for network requests and data processing in the script. In this tutorial, we will use requeststhe library to send HTTP requests and jsonthe module to process the JSON data returned by the interface. You can import these modules and libraries using the following code:

import requests
import json

Step 2: Prepare user data
Before activating users in batches, we need to prepare user-related data. This data can be stored in a list or dictionary, with each element representing a user's information. For example, we can define a list of multiple users using:

users = [
    {
   
    
    
        "name":