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Don't scrape separatelly id,price,name, etc. because some products may nave 2 or 3 prices, other product may not have some value and it will skip this, and later zip() will create wrong pairs.

Better first find all products - all product-tile - and later run for-loop to work with every product separatelly and search id, price, name in single product-tile. If product has many prices then you can simply get only one, and if it has missing value then you can assign None or default value.

Minimal working code.

I keep only important elements.

Because words product and products are very similar and it is easy to make mistake so I use prefix all_

why pointer variable inside private class can't point to outside variable of class

The premise of your question is faulty. A private member variable can point to outside of the class.

As @Ourobours mentioned you are attaching, on each click, a new event handler for animationcomplete.
An Since you can attach multiple event-handlers for the same event, all of them will be executed the next time it fires.

You would only have to move the animationcomplete event-handler out of the pointerdown event handler function, and everything should work as you would expect it.

It looks like windows native IO libraries is absent.

Hadoop requires native libraries on Windows to work properly -that includes to access the file:// filesystem, where Hadoop uses some Windows APIs to implement posix-like file access permissions.

This is implemented in HADOOP.DLL and WINUTILS.EXE

In particular, %HADOOP_HOME%\BIN\WINUTILS.EXE must be locatable.

If it is not, Hadoop or an application built on top of Hadoop will fail.

See https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/HADOOP2/WindowsProblems

And winutils repo

This way:

When you send a request to the /cart/add has to be sent "id" arguments. At the moment you are sending "variantId" instead of "id".

Also in your JavaScript there is no preventDefault to preserver the browser to send the request.

In another hand, this can be done without JavaScript.

Here is the updated code:

Let's do set_index then stack to convert height and weight to row labels, and unstack year to make the year level into columns:

Considering this language is C-style (I'm guessing Java?), I would suggest doing something along the lines of

Your XML is not well-formed because it has multiple root elements. An XML document may only have a single root element.

Your options to repair this problem:

1. Remove all Team elements after the first one, or
2. Wrap all Team elements in a single root element such as Teams.

Option #1 would be sufficient alone; option #2 would require the addition of the Teams wrapper element to your XSD.