Poverty Data 1st Iteration #14
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This is interesting - I don't think there is anything to prevent the user from calling this method and then selecting for CA, right?
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The application currently returns the highest and the lowest poverty rates with the county name, median income, percentage, and count. I would like to figure out how to modify the way the data is returned and work on user interaction. The user interaction currently allows the user to type in the state, and it will return the highest percentage data. I need to figure out how to return the lowest percentage data concurrently. Any help/feedback is appreciated!