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# hkobservatory Return a weather object based on weather reported by HK Observatory
# Installation We recommend installation using pip ~~~ pip install hkobservatory ~~~
# Quick Start Guide ~~~python import hkobservatory
my_weather = hkobservatory.weather() print (“The weather today is %s” % my_weather.condition()) ~~~
produce the following result:
~~~ The weather today is light shower ~~~
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