Resolve #1270. Fixed variable name and missing import #1278
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In the line print("attrnames (by default same as attrs):", iris.attrnames) the variable is misspelled, causing a problem.
After fixing the error, the code cell runs properly.
This fix allowed the code to keep the execution going, and another error popped up down the line.
This error was ther only because of a missing import. After adding it, it run just fine.
(By mistake I committed the notebook with all the output opened. I made another commit to fix it)