incomplete homework week 3 #37
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| $.get(weatherUrl+apiKey, function(r) { | ||
| var s = JSON.stringify(r); | ||
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Now that you have data to work with, open console in Chrome and see what's logged to the console. In order to play with that result, parse the json into an object. JSON data is sent and received as a string, but has to be parsed into objects before it can be used. Once you do that, see if you can traverse that object in console to find the temperature.
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| "name" : "cat", | ||
| "species" : "Felis catus", | ||
| "breed" : "Tonkinese", | ||
| "noise" : "meow" |
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This is... an oddly clean looking object... except it's in my folder and not yours. :P
Unless you want to give me all your cats, dogs, and monkeys, go ahead and move anything you accidentally dropped into my folder back into yours, then git add, commit, and push back up. Your pull request will automatically update.
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Some assignments are still in my directory. :\ |
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