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Can use str.replace(), this will substitute all characters with the wanted one. in your case

dat.replace(',', '}')

or in case it is a list

[x.replace(',', '}') for x in dat]

If I understood you correctly you are querying some kind of API to obtain row after row of data and using this stream you want to build a database.

In such a case instead of writing a .txt file, you can:
- directly store it as a list of lists - then, convert it into Pandas dataframe directly and specify column names

So this code seems to work:

You need to change style code, HTML structure code and follow Owl-Carousel structure so don't copy owl-carousel html structure from inspect-element also some errors in your js code. Now you can see working code in my snippet.
I hope this will help you lot...

You have to assign the output of the join method to something, it doesn't work in-place:

You need to play with the overflow of your parent div. Here is the jsfiddle for it, I also changed your position: absolute to fixed so that they stay at the same place even if you scroll.

If I understand the economics correctly, the gas price goes down if the block is not full. Meaning the gas used is lower than the gas limit. So if there are no transactions, then the gas price should actually go down instead of going up.

You are assuming that you always have 7 or more lines in each block. Perhaps your file ends in \n\n, or you have some blocks that are corrupted.

Simply test for the length and skip the block:

Here is a list of all the mistakes you did:

• Inputs don't have innerHTML, you should change the value property instead
• You are assigning the name using finalName() instead of finalName (fieldName is a string, not a function)
• You assign the value before setting finalName so you were setting the value to be an empty string (or the previously selected name) instead of the new name
• The correct format for input is: or rather than the usual
• You are trying to update the value of the button rather than the value of the text input
• I also removed the global variable finalName since it wasn't useful (even if you want to store the name, you can just get it from the value of the input)
• A small syntax error (which will not throw an error) is that you added a semicolon you didn't need to add after the generate function declaration. You only need to add semicolons to function declarations when you are "declaring" them using a function expression (var generate = function(){};)

Here is a working version of your code: