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→‎1. Read through and understand search: made it more clear that the python call is run from the command line and not the python prompt. also tried to make it clear that you use the text editor to read through the flle
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=== 1. Read through and understand <code>search</code> ===
 
# RunUse the command line to run <code>python twitter_api.py --search</code> with various search terms, e.g.
#* <code>python twitter_api.py --search=Python</code>
#* <code>python twitter_api.py --search="Red Sox"</code>
# ReadUse the text editor to read through the <code>search</code> function in <code>twitter_functions.py</code>.
# Trace through the logic in <code>twitter_api.py</code> that turns the <code>--search</code> command line option into a call to <code>search</code>.
# Find <code>GetSearch</code> in the Twitter library code at http://code.google.com/p/python-twitter/source/browse/twitter.py. What other options could we have passed to <code>GetSearch</code>?
 
<b>Check your understanding</b>: What does <code>api.GetSearch</code> return?
 
 
=== 2. Read through and understand <code>trendingTopics</code> ===
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