What steps should I take if I encounter the error "Please provide a valid symbol" in an API request?
If you receive an error stating "Please provide a valid symbol," it's essential to verify the accuracy and validity of the symbol used in your API request. Firstly, double-check the symbol to ensure it hasn't expired and that it is formatted correctly according to the API's requirements.
You can refer to the official documentation on symbol formatting here. This process helps in ensuring the symbol you are querying is recognized by the API.
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