COVID-19-Data | 19 related virus data , environmental data | Dataset library

I'm learning how to use an API with VueJS. I took open source API data on Rapidapi.

I tried with Postman by entering the link https://covid-19-data.p.rapidapi.com/report/country/name?name=Italy&date=2020-04-01, and got a response.

But when trying in VueJS, the data does not appear. Is there any miss in my looping?

Here is a hosted codesandbox of my code: https://codesandbox.io/s/nice-rain-45j6y

I'm relatively new to coding and am trying to access a specific element within COVID Vaccine JSON file created by Our World in Data, but I'm having a hard time with the syntax of my code/the structure of the JSON file.

I've successfully consumed the data from the JSON file (it's appearing in my inspector of the HTML page), but now I want to be able to call out a specific data field to display it in my HTML.

For example, I wanted the total number of people vaccinated in the United States on 04-07-2021 and was trying to the code below, but received Cannot read property 'United States of undefined as an error. Also, for context on my approach, I haven't learned how to use one of the frameworks yet, so I'm doing some DOM manipulation to get the data to display in the HTML.

I'm trying to reproduce this chart from Our World in Data.

I'm searching for methods that will get the line labels to look as close as possible to the original. Here's what I've got so far (shows the ggrepel() version, see commented out line for alternate):

I want to know if I can create an if-statement to check if the very last row at a specific cell to see if it contains any data or if it is "nan". If it contains data then proceed, if not, I want the program to check the line right before the last.

Here is the code I am using so far, using csv data found on github:

Want to know if I can access the second to last row of this csv file? Am able to access the very last using:

I'm working on aggregating COVID vaccination data, and I'm trying to use Python to scrape the vaccine numbers off this site (the first one -- "People who received 1 dose"). I'm trying to use BeautifulSoup to extract the HTML and then search by XPath or Attribute. First, of course, I parse the page using BeautifulSoup:

I have a CSV of data I've loaded into a dataframe that I'm trying to massage: I want to create a new column that contains the difference from one record to another, grouped by another field.

Here's my code:

I've got this dataset: link. I'm making a choropleth out of it, but there are certain names that do not match with the world data frame (from mapproj, converted with map_data from ggplot2). One of them is Trindad and Tobago, which I want to replace with two (or four if there are two matches; or six...) other rows, identical to the original except for this detail – the name. One should be named Trindad and the other, Tobago.

I think there's probably some function (if it were an entire row, I'd use separate_rows() from tidyr) that sounds like this: function_name("Trindad and Tobago", sep = " and "), but I don't know it.

These are the packages I loaded additionally (it's best if these packages are used instead of others, or at least something in tidyverse:

I am trying to fill one missing value with an exact number. I have a covid data set and in Honk Kong there are some columns which have missing values, however I just one NaN value to be filled.