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Added some information about complex responses (#33911)

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Source: [Open Weather API](https://openweathermap.org/current)
In the example above, a developer made a request for the current weather at a specific latitude and longitude, and the server responded with a *JSON object* about the wind, rain, and clouds for that location. Services that you use every day are made with many request and response cycles such as this.
In the example above, a developer made a request for the current weather at a specific latitude and longitude, and the server responded with a *JSON object* about wind, rain, and clouds for that location. This is just a simple response example; they can range to be huge responses with mulitple objects nested inside each other. Services that you use every day are made with tons of request and response cycles like this.
<strong>Here are Top 10 APIs for beginners </strong>