City Locator Application in Python - CLI App

Welcome to this Python tutorial! In this video, we'll guide you through creating a command-line interface (CLI) program in Python that can calculate the distance between two cities located in different countries. We'll make use of essential packages such as inquirer for user input, simple_chalk for colorful output, and geopy for fetching geographical coordinates and calculating distances.
Here's what we'll cover:
1- Installing necessary packages and setting up the project structure.
2- Using inquirer to gather user input for city and country names.
3- Utilizing geopy to obtain latitude and longitude coordinates for each city.
4- Calculating the distance between the two cities based on their coordinates.
5- Enhancing output with simple_chalk, displaying distances in both kilometers and miles.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a fully functional Python CLI program that can calculate distances between any two cities globally. It's a practical tool that can be handy for various purposes.
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I just started learning python programming language and this is a really beginner friendly tutorial that I can follow along with. Thank you sir. Btw, what is the name of the extention you used to customized your terminal view in vscode? Thank you once again

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Thank you my friend. This is exactly geared towards beginner to intermediate levels. You will find more tutorials [last 4] in Node and Python. Concerning my terminal, there is a tutorial on the channel on how to customize your powershell terminal, you'll find it easily.

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@@leowelly9846 There's no difference. Did you get any errors somewhere?

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There are 31 cities called Alexandria in 12 different countries around the world

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