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Hi all,

I'm putting together tests for my final project code, which pulls data on cryptocurrencies/exchanges from various CoinGecko API endpoints. I have a test built for one of my classes that uses unittest.patch, but now I want to build a few for my functions and I'm not sure exactly which libraries/methods would be useful because I haven't put together a test for code that has several inputs that trigger at different points in the workflow. I'm going to put together a test of my asset_mkts function first.

The general description of the asset_mkts flow is as follows:

1. Asks the user for an input regarding the data they want to see.
   1. User can provide specific coin IDs in a c

Hi all, I'm putting together code that pulls data from a few of CoinGecko's API endpoints, gives the user a few options as to what they want to do with it, and delivers the aggregated/reformatted/whatever else data to the user as a CSV. The part I'm working on at the moment involves CoinGecko's Coin Tickers By ID endpoint (https://docs.coingecko.com/v3.0.1/reference/coins-id-tickers) which lets a user pull data on the market pairs that involve a given asset across all of the exchanges that CoinGecko monitors.

FYI:

1. This API endpoint is paginated to 100 items (pairs) per response.
2. I save each response page into a list called data using the extend method.

I'd like one of the

This is going to be a bit of a wall of text so I apologize and profusely thank anyone who's able to get through it and provide their thoughts :)

I'm setting up a class that defines the parameters for importing from one of CoinGecko's API endpoints. My two main concerns are Pagination and optional Class Function Parameters. My question about Parameters is relatively simple but it's wrapped up in the pagination/general API usage components, so if anyone has any recommendations about the overall right way to build this, useful functions, or thoughts about pitfalls I'd love to hear those as well.

FYI - I have two classes so far, one is Auth (used for authentication and GET requests

Hi all,

I'm working on the test_bank problem set and my test_bank.py file's tests are all passing but when I run CS50's checks it fails the second one. I'm not sure what's wrong here, please advise.

Check fail error message:

correct bank.py passes all test_bank checks
expected exit code 0, not 1

My bank.py code:

def main():
inpt = input("Greeting: ")
name = f"${value(inpt)}"
print(name)

def value(greeting):
greetlow = greeting.lower()
if greetlow[:5] == "hello":
return 100
elif greetlow[:1] == "h":
return 20
else:
return 0

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

My test_bank.py code:

Hi all, my implementation passes every check except this one and I'm a tad confused. The homework has the following note:

Note: The order in which you generate x and y matters. Your program should generate random numbers in x, y pairs to simulate generating one math question at a time (e.g., x0 with y0, x1 with y1, and so on).

2 causes I'm thinking are either my usage of randint or I'm compiling my list of (x, y) combos in the wrong place in the code so their check is looking for a less mature version of the (x, y) list.

randint potential cause - I coded such that my list of x, y combos is put together using randrange rather than randint. I'm thinking this might

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^Title.

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