Weather app using html css and javascript

Are you a beginner in JavaScript and don't know where to get started? If yes, you're in the right place! Being a beginner in coding and having to learn the fundamentals can be very painful—but the best way to learn is to make fun, simple projects! In this workshop, you'll build an app that uses web APIs to get the weather for any city. Here's what the final version looks like: The By the end of this workshop, you'll have learned how to use web APIs, which you could expand to use even more creatively in future projects. You'll also learn some fundamentals of JavaScript, as well as some nice CSS tricks for making beautiful designs. Some basic understanding of HTML, CSS and Javascript/JSON. If you don't know any of the above, don't worry! This workshop will guide you through it. We're going to be using Start by creating a You should see three files: index.html, style.css, and script.js. Let's start by adding some code to the index.html file. The basic lines are already added in the file. At line 1 we have . This declares that this file is an HTML file. If we take a look in the tag, we will find a tag. Here's where we will write the code. If you take a look in the tag in your HTML, you will find a line of code This means that your HTML file is linked to your CSS file and if you look at the tag you will find This means that your HTML file is linked to your JavaScript. Let us start the project by changing the title of the project. After changing the title, the HTML file w...