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All 3 systems (functions, programs, and distributed services) all rely on
taking arguments/inputs (whether simple or complex) and passing them
through computer code to give some type of output.
Also each level relies on the previous level, so programs contain
functions, and distributed services contain programs which contain
unctions. The biggest difference is the scale on which they are used,
functions being the smallest and distributed services being the largest.
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Chris Mekelburg 2024-10-22 21:26:19 -04:00
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@ -25,23 +25,35 @@ def print_weather(location=None, metric=False, verbose=False):
coordinates = estimate_location()
else:
coordinates = geocode_location(location)
print(coordinates)
#if coordinates == None:
# print("Location Unknown, Try Again")
#print(coordinates) #test/debug only
if coordinates == None:
print("Location Unknown, Try Again")
else:
office_info = get_weather_office(coordinates["lat"], coordinates["lng"])
office_only = office_info["office"]
office_info = get_weather_office(coordinates["lat"], coordinates["lng"])
#print(office_info) #test/debug only
all_forecasts = get_forecast(office_info["office"], office_info["x"], office_info["y"], metric)
print("The forecast for", office_only, "is")
if verbose==False:
simple_forecast = all_forecasts[0]
print(simple_forecast["name"],"temperature of", simple_forecast["temperature"], "wind speed of", simple_forecast["wind_speed"], "out of the ", simple_forecast["wind_direction"],"conditions of", simple_forecast["description"])
print()
else:
for forecast in all_forecasts:
print(forecast["name"],"temperature of", forecast["temperature"], "wind speed of", forecast["wind_speed"], "out of the ", forecast["wind_direction"],"conditions of", forecast["description"])
print()
if office_info == None:
print("Loooks like that location is not in the US. Try again")
pass
else:
office_only = office_info["office"]
all_forecasts = get_forecast(office_info["office"], office_info["x"], office_info["y"], metric)
if all_forecasts == None:
print("Unable to provide forecast for that location. Try another location.")
pass
else:
print("The forecast for", office_only, "is")
if verbose==False:
simple_forecast = all_forecasts[0]
print(simple_forecast["name"],"temperature of", simple_forecast["temperature"], "wind speed of", simple_forecast["wind_speed"], "out of the ", simple_forecast["wind_direction"],"conditions of", simple_forecast["description"])
print()
else:
for forecast in all_forecasts:
print(forecast["name"],"temperature of", forecast["temperature"], "wind speed of", forecast["wind_speed"], "out of the ", forecast["wind_direction"],"conditions of", forecast["description"])
print()