Usually, to work with the API, the requests library is used to send HTTP requests and process the received data. Here's an example of how to get started: Install the requests library if you don't already have it: pip install requests Import the library and start using the CoinMarketCap API. For example, to get information about the current price of Bitcoin (BTC), you can do something like: import requestsapi_key = "Your_CoinMarketCap_API_Key" url = f"https://pro-api.coinmarketcap.com/v1/cryptocurrency/quotes/latest? id=1"headers = { "X-CMC_PRO_API_KEY": api_key}response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)data = response.json()# Output current price BTCbtc_price = data["data"]["1" ]["quote"]["USD"]["price"]print(f"Current BTC price: ${btc_price}")Please note that you will need to register with CoinMarketCap, get an API key and replace "Your_CoinMarketCap_API_Key" in code to your own key. Also, make sure you adhere to the API request limits set by CoinMarketCap for your subscription type. Subscribe to receive more crypto programming articles. 🐍

Python-binance is a high-performance library that allows you to perform a wide range of transactions on the Binance exchange directly from your Python environment. You can get price data, orders, market statistics, execute trades, manage bids and much more. First, install the python-binance library with pip:pip install python-binance. After installation, you can create a Python script to retrieve information from your account of Binance records. In this example, we use the API key and secret key from your Binance account.from binance.client import Client# Your API key and secret keyapi_key = 'Your_API_key'api_secret = 'Your_secret_key'# Creating a client object client = Client(api_key, api_secret )# Getting information about the account account_info = client.get_account()# Outputting the total balance for balance in account_info['balances']: if float(balance['free']) > 0: print(f"Asset: {balance['asset ']}, Free: {balance['free']}")# Getting trade history trades = client.get_my_trades(symbol='BTCUSDT')for trade in trades: print(f"Symbol: {trade['symbol']} , Price: {trade['price']}, Quantity: {trade['qty']}, Time: {trade['time']}")# Getting deposit history deposits = client.get_deposit_history()for deposit in deposits: print(f"Asset: {deposit['asset']}, Amount: {deposit['amount']}, Time: {deposit['insertTime']}")# Getting withdrawal history withdrawals = client.get_withdraw_history()for withdrawal in withdrawals: print(f"Asset: {withdrawal['asset']}, Amount: {withdrawal['amount']}, Time: {withdrawal['applyTime']}")Don't forget to substitute your own API key and secret key, and make sure your API key has the necessary permissions to access your balance and trade history information. Be careful when handling API keys and don't share them with other users. There will be more useful information in future posts! #Python