ACCOUNT_SID

AUTH_TOKEN

SENDGRID_API_KEY

TWILIO_PHONE_NUMBER

YOUR_MOBILE_NUMBER

VERIFICATION_SERVICE_ID

TOKEN

CONVERSATION_ID

CONVERSATION_CHAT_SERVICE_ID

API_KEY

API_SECRET

CHAT_TOKEN

YOUR_WHATSAPP_NUMBER

SENDER_EMAIL

SENDER_NAME

RECIPIENT_EMAIL

This course is a guide on how to use Twilio's communication APIs to converse with audiences via text messages and phone calls.

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This course will walk you through Twilio's communication APIs. Twilio provides a link between the internet and telecom networks. Developers can use Twilio to add communication to their applications programmatically. This, for example, includes programmable messaging (including SMS and WhatsApp) and programmable voice. Additionally, Twilio's Verify API allows the integration of user verification into your applications.

By the end of the course, you’ll have sufficient skills in Twilio to interact with a demo application that exhibits a daily-life user experience built with Twilio APIs.

Getting Started with Twilio APIs in Python

## Send an outbound SMS message

The code in the following widget sends an SMS message from our Twilio phone number (specified by `from_`) to our desired phone number (specified by `to`). The text of the SMS is specified by the `body` field.

>**Note:** Please avoid any special character in the `body` text because it sometimes causes problems in the SMS delivery.

Put the desired `to` number against the `YOUR_MOBILE_NUMBER` API key in the widget below using the following E.164 formatting,  which is the format used for international phone numbers:

```n
[+][country code][phone number including area code]
```

> **Note:** If the desired phone number is different than the number we used while creating the Twilio account, we need to verify that number. We can visit the [Verified Caller IDs](https://www.twilio.com/user/account/phone-numbers/verified) page to add our desired number to the verified caller IDs.

Press the “Run” button in the following widget to receive an SMS message on our phone from our Twilio number.

# Send an outbound SMS message

The code in the following widget sends an SMS message from our Twilio phone number (specified by `from_`) to our desired phone number (specified by `to`). The text of the SMS is specified by the `body` field.

>**Note:** Please avoid any special character in the `body` text because it sometimes causes problems in the SMS delivery.

Put the desired `to` number against the `YOUR_MOBILE_NUMBER` API key in the widget below using the following E.164 formatting,  which is the format used for international phone numbers:

```n
[+][country code][phone number including area code]
```

> **Note:** If the desired phone number is different than the number we used while creating the Twilio account, we need to verify that number. We can visit the [Verified Caller IDs](https://www.twilio.com/user/account/phone-numbers/verified) page to add our desired number to the verified caller IDs.

Press the “Run” button in the following widget to receive an SMS message on our phone from our Twilio number.

Learn how to use Twilio's Programmable Messaging to send outbound SMS messages and respond to incoming messages.

Programmable Messaging

Introduction

Getting Started with Twilio

APIs Integration in Django

Conclusion

Programmable Messaging

Send an outbound SMS message