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Changed name of tab from "API Keys" to "Keys and Access Tokens" as it is now named
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* Start at the app information page. (Make sure you are on the '''Details''' tab.)
* Switch to the '''
* At the bottom of the page, under the "Your access token" section, there is a button - "Create my access token" , click on this to generate the access_token_key and access_token_secret. Once you get the confirmation that your app's access tokens have been created, refresh the page and you'll see that all your app's credentials will be listed and are to be kept confidential.
* Write down the below credentials Twitter just created for your application, or just keep the browser tab open:
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# 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
<b>Check your understanding</b>: What does <code>api.GetSearch</code> return?
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Extend <code>trendingTopics</code> so that a Yahoo! Where On Earth ID (WOEID) can be specified on the command line and trending topics for that location will be displayed instead of using the hardcoded <code>BOSTON_WOEID</code> to only display results for Boston.
You can look up WOEIDs by location at http://
===Congratulations!===
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