Based on Monster groups and GPT:
When you use cache, it creates a cache to prevent your code from making frequent requests to remote servers. By default, requests_cache stores the cache in an SQLite database file named cache.sqlite.
Therefore, when you run a script that references the requests_cache library, if your code makes an HTTP request and caching is enabled, requests_cache will automatically store the response in the cache.sqlite file. This file is usually located in the same directory as your Python script files.
