Clarifying statistics for players

I’m considering whether the stats track only the regular season. Curry's 43 points might just reflect that, and Harden’s 32 seems to fit too. Doncic’s 27, given his shorter career, likely indicates regular season as well. LeBron’s style leads to more consistent scoring, but he averages around 25 points. I think we need some clarification on whether it's regular season stats or includes playoffs and what the source is, as verification is important to avoid errors.Considering web requests and clarifications

The developer message indicates that I should assume workspace-write and network access unless stated otherwise. I could try a web request to StatMuse or basketball-reference using curl, but that seems messy. The environment might not allow web access, so asking the user for clarification might be better. I should avoid assuming too much and instead, request a simple question regarding their needs, which helps prevent any inaccuracies. Balancing all this will be key!Asking for clarification on stats

I think it’s important to ask the user if they mean regular season or playoffs. I should also clarify the data source, like StatMuse or NBA official stats, and what the cutoff date is. Meanwhile, I can estimate that LeBron likely has around 29 but is that right? I remember a tweet listing 20-point quarters since 1996-97, with LeBron around 27. If Doncic is at 27, might LeBron be too? It’s a neat possibility!Double-checking player statistics

I’m noticing that Harden’s 32 and Curry’s 43 align with a tweet I saw about players with the most 20-point quarters since 1996-97. It lists Steph with 45, Klay with 39, Harden with 34, and others, including LeBron at 28 and Doncic at 27. The numbers could vary, though. To make sure I have accurate info, I think I should do a quick web search using the shell to verify these stats.