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In your first iteration, you overwrite your BeautfulSoup, which you named soup, with the output of calling it on the html. In the second iteration, the variable soup no longer points to BeautifulSoup but instead points to output from the first iteration, so things just get messed up.

Yes, you can set the Working directory in the Run configuration:

The error message says to convert int value in string. Replace your write(x) with write(str(x)). Do the same for the other write operation.

I used os.path.dirname(__file__)+'/rest of the dir/' to give full path and it worked

After some time digging around we figured out the issue. As my app uses a certificate file to communicate with the remote system it ended up to be the culprit. Even so the File was accessible from code the default pool account did not have enough permission. Originally i gave full read and writes to the everyone group for the file which was not sufficient.The Identity by default is ApplicationPoolIdenty. Once i changed it to LocalSystem it worked so Now i can play around with Account permission knowing that's the source of the issue.

After parsing JSON, you can filter result,

Use onItemSelectedListener and fetch cities like below:

You should fix width of textId2 and textId1 using Layout.preferredWidth and Layout.maximumWidth, and assign true to Layout.fillWidth for textId.

You are missing an 'add' function in your calculator module. If you create an 'add' function, I would assume that the code would work.

maybe try doing this in the module calculator: