Introduction

When using Binance API, you can get a response in the form of a list of strings. In this article, we will explore how to extract and use the "initial" of the variable in this answer.

Problem: Extracting the variable "initials of the country"

Suppose your API response contains the following date:

{

"Levelage_bracket": [

{"Lateral": "buy", "sum": 100},

{"Lateral": "sell", "sum": 200}

]

}

]

In this case, the "initials of the whole" is a key in the first dictionary in the list.

Extraction and use of "initial"

To extract and use the "initial" value, you can change your code to analyze the string response. We will assume that the API response contains a single item in the painting, so we will access it using index 0.

Import Json

Def Long ():

"" ""

Function to simulate a long position on Ethereum using API Binance.

Returns:

None

"" ""

Initialize the customer object with API credentials

Customer = binance.client ()

Remove Levier Support data from API

Answer = Customer.Fustures_leverage_bracket ()

Analyze the JSON response in a Python dictionary

Levelage_Data = Json.Loads (answer)

Extract and print the initial value of the lever

Initial_leverage = Leverage_data ['Everange_bracket'] [0] ['sum']

Print (f "initial leveage: {initial_leverage}")

Example example

When you run this code you should get a similar output to it:

Initial Leverea: 1000.00