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Ritu Patil

Your .json is json-dictionary (key, value):

So for accessing to proper element in dictionary You need to access those like this:

Here's an idea, using pandas.eval, not sure how much it suits your case.

Try these two steps:

1. Delete the node_modules folder and run

$ npm install

1. If this doesn't work, it might be to do with an outdated @types/node dependency. Try running:

$ npm update @types/node

Change:

On the 9^th run through your for loops, you are attempting an integer "divide-by-zero" operation (in both loops), as the balls1[i] and balls2[i] values when i is 8 (or more) are zero. An integer divide-by-zero causes undefined behaviour, which could include crashing the program: C Integer Behavior: Dividing by Zero.

To fix this, add a conditional calculation for your sr value; the following assigns zero to sr if the balls1[i] value is zero:

If I understand correctly, the content in app section may be created dynamically by JavaScript, and cheerio does nor run JavaScript, just parses the hardcoded HTML.

You need something like https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/ :

using shared_preferences is an option here are the steps :

1. if the user is logged in and authentified correctly save a local variable indicating the user is logged in (could be Boolean or string)
2. every time the application opens and run check the stored variable
3. if the variable indicate the user was already logged in skip the sign in screen
4. else go to sign in screen.

here are some resources to help with shared_preferences :

• reference one
• reference two

Update : we need two methods you can define them in a new file and call it localService.dart for example :

According to the Twitter documentation:

Public metrics can be requested with OAuth 2.0 Bearer Token authentication. Non-public metrics can be requested for owned/authorized Tweets only. This means developers are required to authenticate using OAuth 1.0a User Context authorization. If you need to generate an access token and secret for the Tweet owner, you can do so with the 3-legged OAuth process.

[...]

Organic metrics: Grouping of public and non-public metrics attributed to an organic context (posted and viewed in a regular manner). Requires OAuth 1.0a User Context authentication.

In this case, you are using a Bearer Token to access the API, so you will not be able to access the organic metrics (this is what the "Field Authorization Error" message is telling you). You could use the public_metrics field instead.