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self.TBUN is an Entry widget, not Text widget. So self.TBUN.get() == '' should be used instead of self.TBUN.get("1.0", "end") == '\n'.

Better use Entry widget instead of Text widget for single line input.

0xC0000005 is Windows exception code for memory access violation. One example would be writing to NULL address.

ifstream is part of C++ standard library, and each compiler provides its own implementation of it. Borland C++ 5.5 is 20 years old and was not designed to be used with OS newer then Windows 2000.

Since according to your question the error occurs by simply instantiating ifstream, I believe the problem is somewhere within Borland's implementation of ifstream that is simply incompatible with the newer OS you are running.

You can try to run the resulting EXE in compatibility mode (if that is still available on your version of windows).

Another option may be avoiding ifstream and using the C API instead fopen, fread or using WIN32 API CreateFile and ReadFile.

Unless of course you can convince your teacher to switch compilers.

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You can use pd.merge_asof to grab the closest date in the future or past to create all of these columns. Essentially you need to change the direction and/or the susbet of dfHolidays you use in the merge:

You need to give a key prop to the container, also you already have a unique id noticia.id so you should use it:

Try this regex: ,{1}$

Example here: https://regex101.com/r/0G9spl/1

I experienced lot of such issues, as Ankur says, use wait before click

You are seeing None because the page uses heavy Javascript and changes classes of the tags on the fly - you are seeing different classes in the browser than classes you get from requests. The string 'table tableFlex table-striped footable footable-1 breakpoint breakpoint-xs' therefore captures nothing. You can try this script to capture some data (there are only tags inside the data-table, so selecting only them is ok):

Your table definition is incorrect for the query you're trying to run.

You've defined a table with partition key "name", clustering columns "day", "month", "year", and various other columns.

In Cassandra all SELECT queries must specify a partition key with EQ or IN. You're permitted to include some or all of the clustering columns, using the equality and inequality operators you're used to in SQL.

The clustering columns must be included in the order they're defined. An ORDER BY clause can only include clustering columns that aren't already specific by an EQ, again in the order they're defined.

For example, you can write the query