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A Beginner's Guide to Using the DeepSeek API in Python

By

Jieming Liang

13d ago· 3 min readen

Summary

A beginner-friendly tutorial on using the DeepSeek API in Python. The article explains why DeepSeek is a great first API to learn — it's significantly cheaper than major US models and is OpenAI-compatible, making it easy to get started. It walks through the basics from zero experience to a first working API call, targeting newcomers who find other tutorials too advanced.

Source

bskyA Beginner's Guide to Using the DeepSeek API in Pythoncstu.io

Key quotes

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Everyone keeps saying 'DeepSeek is so cheap,' but most tutorials jump straight into the advanced stuff.
So here's the version I wish I'd had on day one — from zero to your first working API call, no prior experience needed.
It's cheap. Like, an order of magnitude cheaper than the big US models. You can experiment all day without watching a meter.
It's OpenAI-compatible.
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Everyone keeps saying "DeepSeek is so cheap," but most tutorials jump straight into the advanced...

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