Solution:

To resolve this error, you need to make sure that the “binance” package is installed. The “binance” package is a set of APIs for interacting with cryptocurrency markets on the Binance exchange.

Step-by-step solution:

• Install the required packages:

Before installing the binance package, make sure that Jupyter Notebook has access to the required packages by running the following command:

''bash

!pip install binance-api-python

Verify the package installation:
To verify that the required packages are installed correctly, you can check the version of each package and confirm that they exist in your environment.

Update Jupyter Notebook:
Sometimes, updating Jupyter Notebook or its dependencies can resolve package installation issues. You can upgrade Jupyter Notebook by running:
''bash
!pip install --upgrade -r requirements.txt

• Reinstall the binance package:

If you have already installed the packages using pip or another method, be sure to reinstall the binance package:

''bash

!pip uninstall binance-api-python

!pip install binance-api-python

Additional tips and notes:
– Make sure Jupyter Notebook has access to the Binance API by setting the environment variables correctly.
- Check if you are using a specific version of Python or an outdated installation. The binance package supports Python 3.x, so make sure your environment is compatible with it.

Code sample (updated):
If the issue persists after following these steps, please provide an updated code snippet that generated this error. Here is an example of how to use the Binance library correctly:

python

import binance

def get_binance_data(symbol):

client = binance.client.BinanceAPI()

Define the API endpoint and parameters

endpoint = "

params = {

"symbol": symbol,

"interval": "1min",

"limit": 1000

}

Execute the API request

response = client.get(endpoint, params=params)

return response

Usage example:

data = get_binance_data("BTCUSDT")

print (data)