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Edit: I did what I really wanted to do with the dir() method and extracting requests.response.text. I'll mark this as answered if that's allowed.

Let's say I download what's at a specific URL using requests.get() and assign it to a variable:

raw_object = requests.get(url)

So then I try this:

print(raw_object.CookieJar) // replace CookieJar with text

And the output is this string:

<requests.response.CookieJar>  // no longer correct; didn't know name of 
                               // attribute I wanted

While printing the return of the type() method with this attribute as a parameter only returns an object signature.

How can I get the data that's in that CookieJar attribute? Same with other requests.response object attributes.

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