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articles/communication-services/tutorials/includes/hmac-header-python.md

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### Create a new Python script
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Open Visual Studio Code and create a new file named `SignHmacTutorial.py`. Save this file to a known folder.
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Open Visual Studio Code or other IDE or editor of your choice and create a new file named `SignHmacTutorial.py`. Save this file to a known folder.
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## Add necessary imports
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Add the following code to the `SignHmacTutorial.py` script.
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Replace `resource_endpoint_name` with your real resource endpoint name value. This value can be found in Overview section of your Azure Communication Services resource. It's the value of "Endpoint" after "https://".
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Replace `resource_endpoint_secret` with your real resource endpoint secret value. This value can be found in Keys section of your Azure Communication Services resource. It's the value of "Key" - either primary or secondary.
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- Replace `resource_endpoint_name` with your real resource endpoint name value. This value can be found in Overview section of your Azure Communication Services resource. It's the value of "Endpoint" after "https://".
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- Replace `resource_endpoint_secret` with your real resource endpoint secret value. This value can be found in Keys section of your Azure Communication Services resource. It's the value of "Key" - either primary or secondary.
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```python
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host = "resource_endpoint_name"

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