Chicago only requires the accessed date in a citation if no publication date is listed for the source. While many of the Library's entries include a 'last updated' timestamp, some do not, and for these you should include your accessed date.
An Application Programming Interface (API) is the set of instructions (rules) and protocols that enable software programs to talk with one another and share data. API codes are written in computer programming languages that allow software components to communicate with one another.
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