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I had some trouble with how to open and display the tweets in my script..I think I can figure it out I just ran out of time tonight and will come back to it later. |
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Here is where you would add an open method (or wire line 34 to the open_tweets function on line 50.) After you open the tweets, you could all the show_tweets methods. The pieces are all here (show_tweets would need added logic for lat/lon) just a connecting issue.
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For this assignment I chose to create a new Tweet Class. I wasn't comfortable using inheritance from the Point Class for the twitter data since I believe a tweet has more attributes than a simple point. Maybe after growing more comfortable with Python I can learn to combine the tweet and point classes to make simpler code.