lang:en needs to go inside the query, so in your code, it’s SEARCH_TERM.
Right now it’s being passed as a url parameter. The only valid URL parameters to the 30day endpoint are here: Premium search APIs | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform (fromDate, toDate, next etc.)
Thanks for the reply! understood what you said.
Can you please share the line of code for SEARCH_TERM. How it is suppose to be written?
i want to include language as english , country as india in my query.
There are examples of how to write search queries here: Premium operators | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform
in your case,
SEARCH_TERM = 'covid19 india stockmarket lang:en'
would search for any tweets that have “covid19” and “india” and “stockmarket” in the text, and written in english
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