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1. I am trying to create a xml file which gives me the expected output as below so basically my style sheet pulls data from xml based on few conditions which are as follows.
2. The output should be fetched by passing in the cusid as a parameter so if I pass in cusid= a1234. (Please refer the xml file attached for details)
3. Expected output is as below and it should be in a single root node meaning just the customer as below:

My regex works on validating first and last names. The acceptable forms are as follows:

• Jacob Wellman
• Wellman, Jacob
• Wellman, Jacob Wayne
• O’Shaughnessy, Jake L.
• John O’Shaughnessy-Smith
• Kim

The unacceptable forms are as follows:

• Timmy O’’Shaughnessy
• John O’Shaughnessy--Smith
• K3vin Malone
• alert(“Hello”)
• select * from users;

My current regex is as follows.

So I have the following dataframe of the salaries of former NBA players. The original data was on a .txt file, that's why my dataframe look like this:

I have a dataframe like this:

I am trying an example for Ext.grid.Grid from extJS docs. I am unable to figure out why the tpl is also showing div element also as text.

I have table company_representatives which looks like that:

Create table script:

I've populated a database in Mongodb with the following data in a collection named people.

I have a list called transactions_clean, cleaned up from whitespace etc., look like this:

Trying to scrape individual game stats over a players career from basketball-reference.com (which is working), but I want to add the players name to the resulting df corresponding with the individual game results. For example, the first loop would just repeat "Kareem Abdul-Jabbar" 86 times for the 86 rows generate by the scrape. I'm trying to get the next loop to add to existing column named "Player_Name" using the cbind fill method, but cbind is instead creating a new column with each loop. Any advice on how to get the players name into a single column would be much appreciated.