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Hey guys, welcome to day 35
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of 100 Days of Code. It's Angela here again
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and today we're going to be learning all about API keys,
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authentication, environment variables,
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and also how to send SMS using Python.
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It's going to be a pretty packed day and we're going to be learning a whole
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bunch of things.
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And the goal is the look at even more advanced ways of using APIs and
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looking at how we can authenticate ourselves with an API provider so that we can
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get access to more precious data. Now we're also going
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to be looking at how we can use an API like Twilio to send SMS messages to
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ourselves so that we can get an alert wherever we are.
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And finally,
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we're going to be taking a look at what environment variables are in association
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with how they're used for safely storing API keys.
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What all of this knowledge is going to amount to is to build a rain alert
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application.
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So we're going to be writing Python code that is going to send us a text message
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in the morning, just before we head out, telling us to bring an umbrella
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if it's going to rain in the day.
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So this way we don't have to check the weather.
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We know that our trusty application is always going to alert us via an SMS
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message if we need to bring an umbrella before we leave home.
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So that's the goal. And if you head over to the next lesson,
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we'll get started building our application and learning about API
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authentication.
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