Import (requests): The script uses requests.request() to handle HTTP calls; therefore, the requests library must be imported at the top.

Network ID (networkId): The function getClients(networkID) accepts networkID as a parameter. This variable is then used to construct the URL path to target the specific network.

Endpoint (bluetoothClients): To retrieve Bluetooth clients specifically, the Meraki GET endpoint for a network is /networks/{networkId}/bluetoothClients. Using "clients" would return general network clients, but the prompt specifically requires "all the Bluetooth clients."

Cisco Meraki Developer Portal: API Reference – "Get Network Bluetooth Clients" endpoint documentation. Path: /networks/{networkId}/bluetoothClients.

Cisco DevNet Learning Labs: "Getting Started with the Meraki Dashboard API" (Lab: Using Python Requests to interact with Meraki APIs).

Python Software Foundation (PyPI): requests library documentation – Overview of the requests.request() method for handling RESTful API calls.

Meraki API Documentation v1: Section "Network Monitoring" – Enumerates the sub-resources available under the /networks path, identifying bluetoothClients as the specific resource for Bluetooth tracking.