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Reading Property Files in a Spring Framework in Java Of the many ways possible to achieve this in  a Java based Project, they can be classified into 2 categories based on the nature of configuration, namely Annotation Based and Xml based. Annotation Based: Use @PropertySource("classpath:fileName.properties") @Configuration @ComponentScan(basePackages = { "com.myproject.*" }) @PropertySource("classpath:dbConfig.properties") public class GetDBConnection { ... } Read Property File Data using either Environment or @Value METHOD 1 - Using Environment: @Autowired private Environment env; String dbUrl = env.getProperty("db.url"); Using @Value @Value("${db.url}") // To be bound with an attribute private String dbUrl; //To resolve ${} in @Value, use PropertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer. @Bean public static PropertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer propertyConfigInDev() {         return new PropertySourcesPlaceholderC...

Pre-Requisites for this task: User should have a Twitter Account. Phone number should be linked with Twitter Account. ( Ways to Add Phone number in twitter ) Pycharm should be installed. Add Plugin named Tweepy in Pycharm. Obtain Twitter API Key from Twitter. How To Obtain Twitter API key: Go to apps.twitter.com and log in with your Twitter account. Click 'Create a new app' and fill the details. Callback URL is not mandatory. The system will generate an API key and an API secret. Generate an access token on 'Keys and Access Tokens' tab. Four keys will be generated. What exactly to write in Pycharm: import tweepy consumer_key = 'CONSUMER-KEY-FROM-TWITTER' consumer_secret = 'CONSUMER-SECRET-FROM-TWITTER' access_token = 'ACCESS-TOKEN-FROM-TWITTER' access_secret = 'ACCESS-SECRET-FROM-TWITTER' authentication = tweepy.OAuthHandler(consumer_key,consumer_secret) authentication.set_access_token(access_token, access_sec...