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Consider the code below:
Python
emaUrl = "https://api.taapi.io/ema"

symbolEma21Req = requests.get(emaUrl, {
    ...
})
symbolEma21Res = symbolEma21Req.json()

symbolEma8Req = requests.get(emaUrl, {
    ...
})
symbolEma8Res = symbolEma8Req.json()


Both of the requests above, return a `dict` which contains `value`. So I check them with operators:
Python
if symbolEma8Res['value'] < symbolEma21Res['value']:
        print('EMA 8 Under EMA 21')



Previously I used this and it was fine. But from yesterday I get this error:
KeyError: 'value'


And why this happens? I appreciate that.

What I have tried:

I've tried the exact code before.
Posted
Updated 24-May-22 23:47pm

Probably because the response you're receiving has changed. Either the structure of the JSON returned has changed, or your credentials no longer work.

We can't tell you which because we don't have access to that site. You need to debug your code to inspect the response, and then work out why it's not returning what you're expecting. Nobody here can do that for you.
 
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Ali Bahaari 2021 28-Jul-21 13:31pm    
I've checked it. Nothing has been changed. When I print the JSON, it shows me this: {'value': 1.24}
exception KeyError
Raised when a mapping (dictionary) key is not found in the set of existing keys.
 
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Ali Bahaari 2021 28-Jul-21 13:31pm    
It's existed.
Richard MacCutchan 29-Jul-21 3:57am    
The error message clearly tells you that it does not.
Ali Bahaari 2021 29-Jul-21 6:40am    
Yes, it was my fault. Thank you.
As Richard said, the structure of the JSON has been changed.
 
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