LUNO:Creating two Variables for the ('ZAR','balance':) & ('ETH','balance':).

[SoftTouchxxXL]

Hello again, everybody. Three quick questions BalR= c.get_balances(assets=['ZAR']) BalR=BalR['balance'] print(BalR)

{'account_id': '619', 'asset': 'ZAR', 'balance': '6.19', 'reserved': '6.19', 'unconfirmed': '6.19'} 1)How do I create a Variable for the (‘ZAR’,’balance’) ? I can’t use: BalR[2] because: len(BalR) equals to 1 If, I add another row of: BalR=BalR['balance'] under: BalR=BalR['balance'] then I get the following error list indices must be integers or slices, not str If I try a: print(BalR('balance')) I get the following error TypeError: 'list' object is not callable If I add: BalR=BalR[2] under: BalR=BalR[0] then: 2 is returned I even went as far as poking in the dark with json with this

BalR=BalR['balance'] readable_json = json.loads(BalR) BalR = readable_json['balance'] for i in BalR: print(i['balance']) the JSON object must be str, bytes or bytearray, not list BalR= c.get_balances(assets=['ZAR']) BalR=BalR['balance'] readable_json = json.loads(BalR) for i in readable_json: print(i['balance'])

the JSON object must be str, bytes or bytearray, not list

`BalR= c.get_balances(assets=['ZAR'])`
`BalR=BalR['balance']`
`readable_json = json.loads(BalR)`
`for i in readable_json[2]['balance']:`

print(i['balance'])

the JSON object must be str, bytes or bytearray, not list

The second Question is almost identical to the first, only difference being needing to make a Variable for (‘ETH’,’balance’). Or is there another way to automatically add the maximum updated Zar to a buy order and automatically add the maximum amount of updated Eth to a sell order?

Please advise.

[SoftTouchxxXL]

For anybody who, like me is just starting out and stuck with a problem like this...here's how you solve this problem {'account_id': '619', 'asset': 'ZAR', 'balance': '6.19', 'reserved': '6.19', 'unconfirmed': '6.19'} is a list within a dict, you should get the first item on the list and then use the key from the inside the dict like this. BalR['balance'][0]['balance']