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Make an HTTP request to the DummyJSON API users endpoint and return the total number of users available.

Examples:

Input: No input required Output: 208 Explanation: The API returns information about 208 total users in the system

Hints:

  1. Use Http and HttpRequest classes to make the API call
  2. Make a GET request to https://dummyjson.com/users
  3. Parse the JSON response to extract the 'total' field
  4. Return the total as an Integer value
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