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-The <dfn>Fetch API</dfn> is a built-in JavaScript interface to make network requests to a server. It has a `fetch()` method you can use to make `GET`, `POST`, `PUT`, or `PATCH` requests. In this project, you'll make a `GET` request to a URL for a JSON file with information about authors on freeCodeCamp News.
+In this project we want data about the authors on freeCodeCamp News.
+If you want data from an online source, you need use an `API` (Application Programming Interface).
+An `API` lets people from outside of an organization retrieve its internal data. 
+
+There is a method called `fetch` that allows code to receive data from an `API` by sending a `GET` request. 
 
 Here is how you can make a `GET` request with the `fetch()` method: