that the riddles would work.
1. I regularly use the weather app on my phone. This http request
would rely on a few different factors. It would need to call upon
location first, then pull data based on that location and display it.
This is complicated by the requests for additional informaiton
such as humidity, sun rise and set, percipitation, etc. However,
I think those would all pull fom similar or the same database(s). I
Thikn that there is something interesting though in the push notifications
that come through when thereis an emergency weather alert.
It would have to establish the route, the params would call the
location and status information that the app would need to access
accurate data to display, then the response would be the answers to the
queries.
2. This lab really helped me conceptualize the process of such technological
connections. I always knew that the things we "call upon" in our
computational daily lives are complex and have so many moving parts.
One struggle I had in this lab was that when I was coding the response
lines I used the word 'error' instead of 'errors'. The one little 's'
threw the entire system into an error (ironically).
lines of the Riddles code. Based on the overall coding there are
some that I think I am close to guessing the intention of the lines,
whereas others were more true guesses. These are in the notes.md
file.
Rebecca Hankey
rhankey