The first question is just asking to retrieve the info of last hears history of commits to the repo described below.

So just need the file you can paste it or send a screenshot of it on here if it is not possible to send a file link or attach.

The next part just asks you to find what week had the largest number of commits and to find that using a python code from the data, and also to just provide the answer and a sentence describing how you found this.

This just asks about the above wuestion and how you went about solving it then the question below just asks for you to provide the code. Thank you!

You'll need access to a unix or osx terminal an internet connection Using the github APl, we want you to retrieve some information for us about one of our favorite Open-source tools, d3js. The main repository for this javascript data visualization library is called 'd31 activity in the d3 github repository over the past year Please use the APl to retrieve the last year's history of commits to the repo Attach a text file with the raw json of results returned from the AP If you've never dealt with APls before, we chose this task because it can be completed using very simple tools, like curl Curl (technically, cURL) is a command line tool that can be used to retrieve information in a variety of ways. If you've never dealt with an API or used curl before, try the following Open a terminal in OS X or unix/inux Type curl' and then the address for a website, like 'curl www.nytimes.com or curl www.npr org and hit enter. Your terminal will be filled with a bunch of HTML and if you scroll through it you should be able to see familiar elements of the page you requested hidden throughout the raw HTML To manage the chaos, you can redirect the output from the curl command to a text file. Type through your terminal window. It's all been written to your file metis,testhtml curl www.thisismetis.com > metis,test.html. This time there is no barrage of HTML streaming