Fix for APIConnectionError in Lesson 4 Jupyter Notebook #239 #334
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"This pull request implements a solution for users experiencing APIConnectionError in the first Jupyter notebook of Lesson 4, particularly when using OpenAI's API directly. I've introduced changes that ensure the OpenAI API key is correctly loaded, allowing the OpenAI client to authenticate as expected without relying on Azure OpenAI services. This adjustment is particularly helpful for those who prefer or need to use OpenAI's API directly. For further guidance on switching between OpenAI and Azure OpenAI endpoints with Python, please refer to Microsoft's official documentation." issue #239
