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**Feature summary**: Create a new api-call-examples.md file with examples for creating and editing author work items in Wikidata, using the Wikibase REST API. Specifically, create: - An example API call to create an author item, including a label, a description, and the statements "instance of (P31): human being (Q5)", "sex or gender (P21): female (Q6581072)", and "occupation (P106): writer (Q36180)". - An example API call to create a work item, including a label, a description, and the statements "instance of (P31): literary work (Q7725634)" and "form of creative work (P7937): novel (Q8261)". - An example API call to add a statement to the already created author item: "country of citizenship (P27): Uruguay (Q77)". - An example API call to modify the already created item's statement "country of citizenship (P27): Uruguay (Q77)" to "country of citizenship (P27): Bolivia (Q750)". Documentation for using the Wikibase REST API is located here https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:REST_API and here https://doc.wikimedia.org/Wikibase/master/js/rest-api/ To test item creation and editing with the REST API, use the Wikidata test site: https://test.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Main_Page **Benefits**: The REST API usage examples listed in this Markdown file will be used later to implement the API calls in Paulina, using the Python requests module.

**Feature summary**: Create a new api-call-examples.md file with examples for creating and editing author work items in Wikidata, using the Wikibase REST API. Specifically, create: - An example API call to create an author item, including a label, a description, and the statements "instance of (`P31`): human being (`Q5`)", "sex or gender (`P21`): female (`Q6581072`)", and "occupation (`P106`): writer (`Q36180`)". - An example API call to create a work item, including a label, a description, and the statements "instance of (`P31`): literary work (`Q7725634`)" and "form of creative work (`P7937`): novel (`Q8261`)". - An example API call to add a statement to the already created author item: "country of citizenship (`P27`): Uruguay (`Q77`)". - An example API call to modify the already created item's statement "country of citizenship (`P27`): Uruguay (`Q77`)" to "country of citizenship (`P27`): Bolivia (`Q750`)". Documentation for using the Wikibase REST API is located here https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:REST_API and here https://doc.wikimedia.org/Wikibase/master/js/rest-api/ To test item creation and editing with the REST API, use the Wikidata test site: https://test.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Main_Page **Benefits**: The REST API usage examples listed in this Markdown file will be used later to implement the API calls in Paulina, using the Python requests module.

**Feature summary**: Create a new api-call-examples.md file with examples for creating and editing author work items in Wikidata, using the Wikibase REST API. Specifically, create: - An example API call to create an author item, including a label, a description, and the statements "instance of (P31`P31`): human being (Q5)"`Q5`)", "sex or gender (P21`P21`): female (`Q6581072)"`)", and "occupation (`P106`): writer (`Q36180)"`)". - An example API call to create a work item, including a label, a description, and the statements "instance of (P31`P31`): literary work (`Q7725634)"`)" and "form of creative work (`P7937`): novel (`Q8261)"`)". - An example API call to add a statement to the already created author item: "country of citizenship (P27`P27`): Uruguay (Q77)"`Q77`)". - An example API call to modify the already created item's statement "country of citizenship (P27`P27`): Uruguay (Q77)"`Q77`)" to "country of citizenship (P27`P27`): Bolivia (`Q750)"`)". Documentation for using the Wikibase REST API is located here https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:REST_API and here https://doc.wikimedia.org/Wikibase/master/js/rest-api/ To test item creation and editing with the REST API, use the Wikidata test site: https://test.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Main_Page **Benefits**: The REST API usage examples listed in this Markdown file will be used later to implement the API calls in Paulina, using the Python requests module.