Edelweiss | Platformer game - Open source webGL game | Game Engine library

I solved my problem by changing every date object to datetime.date.

You could change the display: none in the select element using execute_script

The table does not show up in the source code because it is rendered by Angular. BeautifulSoup only sees the plain HTML source. You can

• take a look at this question, where selenium is recommended for such pages (because it executes the javascript, making the stuff you see in the devtools via inspect scrape-able) or
• inspect the requests made in Javascript with the "Network" tab in the devtools. There, you switch to "XHR", which shows requests by JS, reload the page and look through the results. As you can see in my screenshot the NSE request gets the data you're after. Copy the request URL and request it directly to get a json result with just your answer. This should work in this case but for some APIs you will have to have a closer look at the headers tab, since some cookies or security tokens might be required to get a valid answer.

While I was not able to accomplish my task using matplotlib I came across a tutorial for plotly and dash while searching for the answer. There is one such wonderful tutorial here:

Plotly Line Graph Tutorial

You would better create a dictionary with stocks as keys. See below:

Because your Country.java source file starts with package org.apache.geode_examples.serialization;, the file must be named org\apache\geode_examples\serialization\Country.java, and you must be in the parent folder when compiling and running.

Run the following 3 commands.