natwest | Command-line access to Natwest Online Banking account | Frontend Framework library
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kandi X-RAY | natwest Summary
This is a rudimentary API for Natwest Online banking. It consists of a command-line application (nw) that displays account information, balance, and recent transactions.
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- Scrapes all accounts for a account .
- login to enter a PIN
- Login to a customer .
- Enter a number of number of user entered in the customer .
- Confirms that the user has been logged in .
- Returns a boolean indicating whether to log
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QUESTION
Hi i am new here and to python been studying on codecademy and loving it. im about halfway through the course but had an idea for a project that i thought would be easy with what i know so far.
I'm stuck tho. my idea is to make a program that adds up all my bills e.g loans, credit cards, phone bill's.
i wanted to put it all in a list with the name of the bill and the amount it cost, to then be able to total either, everything in the list or just select bills.
my list will be about 10 or so items long but trying to just get it to work with 2 for now be for i type to much and it not work.
so this is what i have
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 11:01Welcome to StackOverflow! You've written out a very nice and well thought out question.
The problem in your code is that you aren't accessing the right value. When you write-
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I am trying to merge rows by pattern.
The dataframe has only one column (string) and normally, it should follow a pattern of date, company_name and salary. However, some cases just don't have the salary.
Is there is a way I can merge the rows by the pattern of the date? By doing so, I can later split them into columns. The reason why I didn't want to do pivot_wider earlier was that it's likely to get mismatched between the company name and salary - unbalanced rows. So I think it's better to merge the rows by the date pattern as the date is never missing and following a pattern.
dataset:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 17:52Preface each line with a tag and then use read.dcf
to create a 3 column character matrix mat
. At the end we convert that to a character vector with one element per logical record but you may just want to use mat
since that seems like a more useful format.
We assume that the dates have the %d %B %Y format (see ?strptime
for the percent codes), that salary lines start with £ and other lines are Address lines.
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I have paired my visual studio to a virtual MAC machine, created the required keychain, and added to my project. I keep getting this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-01 at 18:40This has nothing to do with Prism at all.. MSAL actually works just fine with Prism you can see the AP.AzureADAuth Module sample.
The error you've posted actually tells you exactly what the issue is. You have an issue with your Entitlements that's keeping it from running on the iOS Simulator.
For more information you'll want to check out the docs here:
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For websites where Google Chrome's autocomplete doesn't work I have often written my own Javascript injection to autocomplete forms, either via a bookmarklet, (unpublished) Chrome extension or (for some edge cases) direct copy/paste into browser console.
One such website is NatWest Bankline: https://www.bankline.rbs.com/CWSLogon/logon.do
The user interface of this website has recently been changed. Whilst it's still possible to set the inputs' values via Javascript (see below), these values are ignored when the Continue button is clicked.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-15 at 14:31Having identified the web framework as React (thanks Nit). I've been able to find a similar question on Stack Overflow (How to programmatically fill input elements built with React?), and used the answer to it solve the login problem.
The adapted code is included below:
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I am trying to web scrape http://www.intermediary.natwest.com/intermediary-solutions/lending-criteria.html segregating into 2 parts Heading and Content, The problem is that both have same class and tags. Other than using regex and hard coding, How to distinguish and extract into 2 columns in excel?
In the picture(https://ibb.co/8X5xY9C) or in the website link provided, Bold(Except Alphabet Letters(A) and later 'back to top' ) represents Heading and Explanation(non-bold just below bold) represents the content(Content even consists of 'li' and 'ul' blocks later in the site, which should come under respective Heading)
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Answered 2019-Apr-23 at 11:12EDIT: SEE OTHER SOLUTION PROVIDED
It's tricky. I tried to essentially to grab the headings, then use those to grab all the text after the heading, and that proceeds the next heading. The code below is a little messy, and requires some cleaning up, but hopefully gets you to a point to work with it or get you moving in the right direction:
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I’m trying to create a program which has multiple classes. In the program.cs I have inserted example text but whenever I run the program it doesn’t output the text it only outputs the name of the program and the class files, e.g. Testprogram.Customer
And I can’t workout why.
The Bank code is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-13 at 17:12If we take the first example, of Bank
, you have:
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