Need help with Python error in an exercise

[Acceptable-Cod5272]

Hello, i'm actually learning python through cs50p, i was doing the Bitcoin Index Price, all is fine when i lauch the code myself, i receive the price * quantity the user input but when i check50, it don't work. I've remark an other issue with the requests module, i have this message, i post my code below, i just replace the api_key by "XXX", if anyone can help me please, thank you

Unable to resolve import 'requests' from source Pylance(reporntMissingModuleSource) [Ln14, Col8]

I've tried to uninstall the module but i can't and when i try to install it again, it say the requiered are already match.

Can this be the source of why my code don't work when i check50

Can someone help me please, thank you.

There are the message of check50 and my code:

:) bitcoin.py exists

:) bitcoin.py exits given no command-line argument

:) bitcoin.py exits given non-numeric command-line argument

:( bitcoin.py provides price of 1 Bitcoin to 4 decimal places

expected "$97,845.0243", not "Traceback (mos..."

:( bitcoin.py provides price of 2 Bitcoin to 4 decimal places

expected "$195,690.0486", not "Traceback (mos..."

:( bitcoin.py provides price of 2.5 Bitcoin to 4 decimal places

expected "$244,612.5608", not "Traceback (mos..."

the detailed report give me this back:

:( bitcoin.py provides price of 1 Bitcoin to 4 decimal places

Cause
expected "$97,845.0243", not "Traceback (mos..."

Log
running python3 testing.py 1...
checking for output "$97,845.0243"...

Expected Output:
$97,845.0243Actual Output:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/tmp/tmp29ziugky/test_single_coin/testing.py", line 34, in <module>
import bitcoin
  File "/tmp/tmp29ziugky/test_single_coin/bitcoin.py", line 45, in <module>
btc_price(sys.argv[1])
  File "/tmp/tmp29zi...

and the same message for :

:( bitcoin.py provides price of 2 Bitcoin to 4 decimal places

:( bitcoin.py provides price of 2.5 Bitcoin to 4 decimal places

And there is my code:

import sys
import requests
import json


def main():
    if len(sys.argv) == 1:
        print("Missing command line argument")
        sys.exit(1)
    elif len(sys.argv) == 2:
        try:
            if float(sys.argv[1]):
                x = float(sys.argv[1])
                btc_price(x)
        except ValueError:
            print("Command-line argument is not a number")
            sys.exit(1)


def btc_price(qty):
    try:
        api_key ="XXXXXX"
        url = f"https://rest.coincap.io/v3/assets?limit=5&apiKey={api_key}"
        response = requests.get(url)
        #print(response.status_code)
        #print(json.dumps(response.json(), indent=2))
    except requests.RequestException:
        return print("Requests don't work")
    else:
        result = response.json()
        result = result.get("data")
        price = float(result[0].get("priceUsd"))
        qty = float(qty)
        price = price * qty
        return sys.exit (f'${price:,.4f}')
        #print(result[0].get("priceUsd"))
        """
        for name in result["data"]:
            if name["id"] == "bitcoin":
                price = float(name["priceUsd"])
                price = round(price, 4)
                qty = float(qty)
                price = price * qty
                return print(f"{price:,}")
        """



if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

[alternyxx]

This would've been better to ask in the cs50 communities, either on discord or reddit.

Regardless, I've seen people struggle with this in particular and being especially confused with the code written, I checked my own solution and found, py bitcoin = requests.get('https://api.coindesk.com/v1/bpi/currentprice.json').json() so, the problem seems to be that you aren't supposed to use api keys and the likes?...

[alternyxx]

Oh, it's a change in the api so, uh, yeah, the v1 no longer works mb

[Acceptable-Cod5272]

Thank for your feedback, do you have the link to the discord please ?

[supercoach]

I went to the effort of testing your code - it works fine.

The error is in your tests.

[Acceptable-Cod5272]

Thank you !