def get_weather(): # Construct the API URL url = f"BASE_URL?q=CITY&appid=API_KEY&units=metric"
An API key from OpenWeather is a unique identifier (a long alphanumeric string) that authenticates your requests to their weather data services. When you call endpoints like api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather , the key tells OpenWeather who you are, tracks your usage, and enforces access permissions (e.g., free tier vs. paid plan). open weather api key
# Display the results print(f"--- Weather in CITY.title() ---") print(f"Condition: weather_desc.capitalize()") print(f"Temperature: temp°C (Feels like feels_like°C)") print(f"Humidity: humidity%") def get_weather(): # Construct the API URL url = f"BASE_URL
To get started, visit the OpenWeather sign-up page and create an account. You’ll need a valid email address to confirm your registration. Step 2: Retrieve Your API Key tracks your usage
try: # Make the request response = requests.get(url)