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Terrence Svinurai Macheka
6,629 PointsYou can get the temperature back from the Open Weather Map API in metric (Celsius) or imperial (Farenheit) units. Add an
Help guys i`m stuck
You can get the temperature back from the Open Weather Map API in metric (Celsius) or imperial (Farenheit) units. Add another property named units to the data object. Set its value to either "metric" or "imperial"
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsPlease show your code, and provide a link to the course page you are working with.