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- [Instructor] Throughout this course, we will build a small application for Landon hotel that calls several popular APIs using a variety of techniques in Java. The application will monitor Twitter for tweets by guests that mentioned Hotel Landon. When a tweet occurs, a text message with an assessment of the tweet sentiment will be sent to the hotel manager's cell phone. To build the application, we'll need to work with three APIs, the Twitter API, the text analytics API from Azure Cognitive Services and a messaging API from Twilio. The application will use the Spring Framework WebClient to receive tweets that are pushed to the client by Twitter streaming API that is protected by OAuth 2. Once the tweet is received from the stream, it will be sent to the text analytics API within Azure Cognitive Services. This API will determine if the sentiment was positive or negative. To make this call, we'll use the native HTTP Client…

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