/**
* Software Developer test.
*
* Doing research and making API calls are an important part of what we do at FreightWise. This test will
* demonstrate your abilities to:
*
* - Make an API call
* - Research an API
* - Do basic DOM manipulation
* - Parse data
* - Handle errors
* - Be creative
*
* Feel free to ask any questions you may have. Use a lot of comments, and explain why you are doing things.
* Don't spend more than 1-2 hours on it - we aren't expecting a finished product, but it should work and look
* nice. Feel free to use any third party libraries, and if you do so, explain why you used them instead of
* built in browser APIs.
*
* Instructions:
* - ✅ Use the axios (https://github.com/axios/axios) request library to make an API call to the OpenWeatherMap
* ✅ API for Current Weather Data using this API key: 25e989bd41e3e24ce13173d8126e0fd6
* ✅ We've already imported this library to get you started.
* - ✅ Use either async/await or Promises.
* - ✅ Get the weather for Brentwood, TN, and write it to the DOM using the `setResults` method below.
* ✅ Be creative and make it look nice.
* - ✅ Handle errors and use the `setError` method below to display the error. Also make it look nice.
* - ✅ If you find any mistakes in the test, fix them, and leave a comment about what you fixed and why.
* - ✅ Make sure your code is readable and maintainable.
* - ✅ Use plenty of descriptive comments.
* - ✅ Make sure your code runs in the latest version of Google Chrome and Firefox (ES6 is allowed).
* - Make your code live (GitHub with GitHub pages works nice).
* - Send a link to your finished test to dev-team-jobs@freightwisellc.com.
*
* Feel free to add your own twist to it (completely optional). Here are a few ideas:
* - Sign up for NewsAPI.org and get the Top Headlines and show them along with the weather.
* - Use the browser location API to get the user's current location, and show that location's weather.
* - Show a satellite map of the weather in Brentwood.
* - Request a user's phone number and send them an SMS with the weather.
*/
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